Bären Gässlin's album, Das Thut Dem Alten Drachen Zorn, is a remarkable musical journey that takes the listener on a captivating ride through the world of folk rock. The album is a perfect blend of traditional German folk music and modern rock elements that create a unique and refreshing sound.
The album's opening track, "Das Thut Dem Alten Drachen Zorn," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its driving percussion and catchy guitar riffs. The lyrics, sung in German, are powerful and emotive, conveying a sense of urgency and passion that is felt throughout the entire album.
The album also features several standout tracks such as "Der Rote Hahn," which showcases the band's ability to seamlessly blend traditional folk instruments like the accordion and fiddle with modern rock elements like electric guitar and drums. "Die Eisprinzessin" is another standout track, featuring haunting melodies and beautiful harmonies that perfectly capture the song's melancholic theme.
Artist:Bären Gässlin Album: Das Thut Dem Alten Drachen Zorn
A3: From "Ein Newgeordent Künstlich Lautenbuch", 1536.
A4: Upper Rhine, first half of 16th century.
A5: Flanders, 16th century.
A6: Words from "Antwerpener Liederbuch", 1544; Melody and movement from "Souterliedekens", 1556.
A7: From a manuscript of 1467.
B3: German dance; Mid-16th century.
B4: From "Bicinien" by Georg Rhaw, 1545.
B5: From "Augsburger Liederbuch", 1516.
B8: Movement for three voices off "souterliedekens".
B9: From Georg Forsters Liedersammlung of 1540 (II. Teil).
℗ 1983 harmonia mundi.
Pressed in Germany by EMI Electrola GmbH, Köln.
Printed in Germany by 4P Nicolaus GmbH, Köln.
Made in Germany.
Barcodes
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): 99964-A1 T
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): 99964-B1 T
Label Code: LC 0761
Rights Society: GEMA
About Bären Gässlin
Bärengässlin (own spelling: BärenGässlin, from 1982 also: Bären Gässlin) was an ensemble for early music in historical performance practice, which existed from 1975 to 1985.
Bären Gässlin has created a truly exceptional album with Das Thut Dem Alten Drachen Zorn. The band's ability to seamlessly blend traditional folk music with modern rock elements is a testament to their creativity and musicianship. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music, regardless of their familiarity with German folk music.
Avery, Thee MVPs, Kids In Heat, Baus, Hans Condor, The Vibekills, Tongues, Wha, Denim Skull, Cunt Head, Male Gaze, Flesh Panthers, The Paranoyds, Creepseed, Inward Creature, Wimps, Mope Grooves, CG Roxanne and The Nightmares, The World