FAMILIE HESSELBACH
SÜDDEUTSCHLAND & DER UNTERGANG DES HAUSES

All good things come in threes on vinyl: After the reissue of the first LP by the Hesselbach family, a punk, ska and new wave band from Tübingen (1980 to 1985), as well as the double LP with songs from the music cassette (Froh zu sein) from 1982 and an 8-EP sampler, the Berlin music label play loud! productions has now released the LP Süddeutschland & Der Untergang des Häuser H. It contains a total of eleven songs. Four of them come from the EP Süddeutschland (1984) and a specially recorded version of the title song from the lautt sampler (1983). The other six songs were released in 1985 under the title Der Untergang des Häuser H. as a studio production on cassette, which heralded the temporary end of the southern German cult formation. Fans of the band now have the opportunity to get their hands on the limited edition of the new "red" LP!