Böhse Onkelz - 1 Demo

Review by Ade Irma Pratiwi

Böhse Onkelz, the German rock band, released their album 1 Demo in 1984. The album features 10 tracks that showcase the band's punk rock and heavy metal influences. The songs are raw, aggressive, and filled with energy.

The album starts off with the track "Türken raus" which translates to "Turks out". The song's controversial lyrics caused a stir in the media, and the band was accused of promoting racism. However, the band denied these allegations and stated that the song was meant to criticize the Turkish guest workers' situation in Germany at that time.

The album also features tracks like "Keine Amnestie für MTV" and "Frankreich '84", which criticize the mainstream media and the political situation in Germany. The band's political views and rebellious attitude are evident in these songs.

The album's production quality is not the best, but it adds to the raw and authentic feel of the album. The band's performance is energetic, and the songs are catchy and memorable. The album showcases the band's early sound, which would later evolve into a more polished and mainstream rock sound.

Summary by Ade Irma Pratiwi

1 Demo is an important album in Böhse Onkelz's discography. It showcases the band's early sound and rebellious attitude, which would make them one of the most influential rock bands in Germany. The album is recommended for fans of punk rock, heavy metal, and rebellious music.