All Eisbrecher Lyrics (de) Total 98
Eisbrecher - FAKK{Songtext zu „FAKK“} {Strophe 1} Check dein Limit, Alter, komm mir nicht mit Scheiß Dein Credit, deine Skills, dein Ding, dein Hype Du bist smarter, als
Eisbrecher - Das steht dir gut{Songtext zu „Das steht dir gut“} {Strophe 1} Den Blick gerichtet, gen Stern erhöht Das steht dir gut Wenn sie berichtet, denn sie ist schön Das
Eisbrecher - Eins, Zwei, Polizei{Songtext zu „Eins, Zwei, Polizei“} {Refrain} Eins, zwei, Polizei Drei, vier, Grenadier Fünf, sechs, alte Hex' Sieben, acht, gute Nacht
Eisbrecher - Bitte Bitte{Songtext zu „Bitte Bitte“} {Strophe 1} Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich Ich liebe dich, ich schenk' dir mich Frag mich nicht, du weißt warum Ab
Eisbrecher - Out Of The Dark{Songtext zu „Out Of The Dark“} {Strophe 1} Ich krieg' von dir niemals genug, du bist in jedem Atemzug Alles dreht sich nur um dich, warum ausgerechnet
Eisbrecher - Disco in Moskau{Songtext zu „Disco in Moskau“} {Strophe 1} Gefahr droht dem Osten, meldet unser Spion Eine Waffe aus dem Westen lenkt die Revolution Keine Grenze hält
Eisbrecher - Anna Lassmichrein Lassmichraus{Songtext zu „Anna Lassmichrein Lassmichraus“} {Strophe 1} Anna, Anna, oh Anna Bertha, Bertha, oh Bertha Carla, Carla, oh Carla Dieter, Dieter, oh
Eisbrecher - Skandal im Sperrbezirk{Strophe 1} In München steht ein Hofbräuhaus Doch Freudenhäuser müssen raus Damit in dieser schönen Stadt Das Laster keine Chance hat Doch jeder ist gut
Eisbrecher - EisbärEisbär Eisbär Kaltes Eis, kaltes Eis Eisbär Ich möchte ein Eisbär sein Im kalten Polar Dann müsste ich nicht mehr schrei'n Alles wär' so klar Ich
Eisbrecher - BesserDu bist der Dolch in meiner Brust Du bist die Wut in meinem Bauch Du bist der Hass, der an mir nagt Das endlose Elend, das mich plagt Du bist die Lüge meines Lebens Du
Eisbrecher - Herz AufIch lass' dich nicht fallen Lass mich nicht im Stich Wenn du nichts mehr hast Hast du immer noch mich Du sagst, du kannst dir nicht verzeihen Doch darauf lass'
Eisbrecher - SturmfahrtDer Himmel fällt, ein Sturm bricht an Fasst euch ein Herz, glaubt an euch selbst Es geht voran Nichts schmeckt so gut wie die Gefahr, so gottgewollt so gnadenlos Befehl: Maschine
Eisbrecher - Menschenfresser{Strophe I:} Menschenfresser sind auch Menschen, doch nicht immer Männer Menschenfressermenschen fressen Professoren und Penner Menschenfressermenschen können Menschen gar
Eisbrecher - D-ZugSteig ein zu mir in die Eisenbahn Die Signale stehen auf Grün Endlich geht die Reise los Doch wo führt sie hin Steig ein zu mir in die Eisenbahn Die Weichen sind
Eisbrecher - Wo geht der Teufel hinIch lass' die Straße überfluten, werf' mit Feuerbällen aus Glut Kommt nur her ich lass' euch bluten, eure Angst tut mir so gut Ich lass' euch schmoren in der Hölle, mit
Eisbrecher - Was ist hier los?{Strophe 1} Wir bauen auf Und reißen ein Wir fangen an Und lassen's sein Wir wollen viel Wir können nichts Erst kommt die Wahrheit Dann kommt die
Eisbrecher - Komm süßer TodIch bin ein Sklave der Nacht Bin ohne Hoffnung geboren Ich geh dem Tag aus dem weg In dunklen Träumen verloren Meine Sinne sind zerrissen Meine Seele ist verdammt Und so
Eisbrecher - Ein Leben lang unsterblichJeder flüchtige Moment Kann dein Leben verändern Du musst nur die Zeichen sehen Sieh dir die alten Helden an Gib dir selbst wieder die Hoffnung Es kann nur weiter gehen
Eisbrecher - Noch Zu Retten{Strophe I:} Sag mir was mit uns beiden passiert ist Warum du nicht hier bist Glaubst du, dass etwas tief in uns lebt Das uns weiterträgt
Eisbrecher - Unschuldsengel{Strophe I:} Das Messer an der Kehle, die Schlinge um den Hals Schenk mir dein schönstes Lächeln, verführerisch und falsch Du kriechst in meine Seele, wer hat dir das
Eisbrecher - Dreizehn{Strophe I:} Ich Krieg nie genug Weil mein Selbstbetrug Einer geht noch rein, ich könnt ein bisschen breiter sein Roh und ruiniert lebt sich's ungeniert Langsam
Eisbrecher - Schlachtbank{Strophe I:} Kalt ist der Stahl auf dem ich liege Ein krankes Bett für deine Lust Du kennst mich zu gut, stellst meine Triebe Scharfe Klinge an meiner Brust
Eisbrecher - Himmel, Arsch und Zwirn{Strophe I:} Ich will hier weg, ich muss hier raus Ich halt mich selber nicht mehr aus Ich kann das alles nicht mehr sehen, die Welt soll doch zum Teufel gehen Ich bin
Eisbrecher - Rot wie die Liebe{Strophe 1} Eine Nacht wie raue Seide Ein Herzschlag auf Eis Silhouetten im Dunkeln drehen sich im Kreis Umgeben von nichts, in Demut verloren Vertraut und doch
Eisbrecher - Schock{Strophe I:} Ein {?}-Leben könnte gar nicht besser sein Und plötzlich läufst du mir ins Messer rein Du sagst zum Leben fehlt mir der Mut Ich glaub mein Leben
Eisbrecher - Volle Kraft Voraus{Strophe I:} Die Sehnsucht weint, ich hör sie schreien Kann deine Hoffnung Rettung sein? Ich schau in den Maschinenraum Noch brennt ein Licht, noch lebt der Traum
Eisbrecher - Sakrileg 11{Strophe I:} Küss mich Damit ich nichts sagen muss Halt mich Und dann mach mit mir Schluss Ich weiß nicht wie und wieso Es mit uns abwärts geht Es gibt
Eisbrecher - Mein Blut{Strophe:} Kaltes Herz Eiskaltes Licht Kalter Glanz Eisgesicht Kalte Lust Kalte Seele Gottes Hand An der kehle Auf die Knie Hut ab zum
Eisbrecher - Zeichen Der Venus{Strophe I:} Eiskaltes Mondlicht Am Ende der Nacht Brennt meine Sehnsucht Fühl das Feuer Spür die Macht {Pre-Chorus:} Süße Sünde küss
Eisbrecher - Frage{Strophe 1} Schenk mir dein Lächeln Mit Tränen im Gesicht Führ mich hinaus Aus dem Dunkel ins Licht Du lässt mich deine Wärme spüren Du berührst mich
Eisbrecher
Eisbrecher (German for “icebreaker”) are a German Neue Deutsche Härte band that consists primarily of Alexander Wesselsky (vocals) and Noel Pix (lead guitar/programming), with live support from Jürgen Plangger (guitar), Rupert Keplinger (bass), Achim Färber (drums). In the United States and Canada, their record label is currently Metropolis Records. The band’s lyrics and slogans often include terms of ice and sailing, such as “Ahoi” (“Ahoy”) and “Es wird kalt” (“It’s getting cold”); vocalist Alexander Wesselsky often wears naval and military clothing in performances.
Members
Alexx Wesselsky – vocals (2003–present)
Noel Pix – lead guitar, programming, production (2003–present)
Jürgen Plangger – rhythm guitar (2007–present)
Rupert Keplinger – bass guitar (2013–present)
Max “Maximator” Schauer – keyboards, programming (live and session: 2003–2007, session only: 2008–present)
Achim Färber – drums and percussion (2011–present)
Former members
Feelix Primc – live rhythm guitar (2003–2007)
Micheal Behnke – live bass guitar (2003–2007)
Martin Motnik – live bass guitar (2007–2008)
Olli Pohl – live bass guitar (2008–2010, 2015)
Dominik Palmer – live bass guitar (2010–2013)
Rene Greil – live drums (2003–2011)
Touring members
Sebastien Angrand – drums, percussion (2010)
Albums
Eisbrecher (2004)
Antikörper (2006)
Sünde (2008)
Eiszeit (2010)
Die Hölle muss warten (2012)
Schock (2015)
Sturmfahrt (2017)
History
Formation and early years (2003–2009)
After leaving Megaherz in 2003 due to creative differences, Wesselsky got together with Noel Pix, who composed the synths, guitars and programming for Megaherz’s albums Kopfschuss and Himmelfahrt. In January 2004, the band released their self-titled debut album, Eisbrecher. The first 5,000 copies of the album included a blank CD with permission for purchasers to legally copy the music onto the blank. This was done as a protest against what the band felt was a “criminalization” of fans.
The band would release their second album Antikörper in October 2006. This album would become the band’s debut album on the Media Control Charts as it charted at No. 85. The band then toured with U.D.O. in December 2006.
In 2007, Eisbrecher performed at two major German music festivals, Wave-Gotik-Treffen and Summer Breeze Open Air.
In May 2008, live bass player Martin Motnik left the band, and was replaced by former Megaherz guitar player Olliver Pohl.
“Kann denn Liebe Sünde Sein” was released on July 18, 2008 in Germany as the first single to promote their third album, Sünde. It reached third place in the German Alternative charts. The album was released on August 22, 2008 in Germany and debuted on the Media Control Charts at 18th place. The band then went on their then-biggest tour between September 2008 and October 2009, playing in Germany, Austria, Russia, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Music videos were planned for “This is Deutsch” and “Kann denn Liebe Sünde sein”, but were cancelled in favor of new material and live shows.
In early March 2009, the band signed with a new American music label, Metropolis Records, due to Dancing Ferret Discs closing in late 2008.
Eiszeit and Die Hölle muss warten (2009–2013)
On April 24, 2009, Wesselsky and Pix were guests on Radio Goethe to promote the American release of Sünde. Wesselsky mentioned that he would love to tour the United States “as soon as possible”. He also mentioned that, with the popularity of Rammstein, Nena and Falco, he hopes that Eisbrecher can become the next big German act in the United States. He also talked about their upcoming fourth album; no title was named, but said that work was in progress. He described that the new album will be “very rockish, very pop and very heart breaking.”
On June 20, 2009, Eisbrecher performed at their first major Austrian music festival, the Nova Rock Festival; other bands, such as Killswitch Engage, Monster Magnet and In Extremo also performed on the same stage.
Their fourth studio album, Eiszeit, was released in mid-April 2010. The single “Eiszeit” was released on March 19, 2010 and became their debut single in the Media Control Charts, at No. 84. The album was released on April 16, 2010 and debuted in the Media Control Charts at No. 5, the Ö3 Austria Top 40 charts at No. 34 and the Swiss Music Charts at No. 76.
In August 2010, it was reported that Eisbrecher had signed with Sony Records and Columbia Records.
After the Summer Breeze Open Air festival, bassist Olli Pohl left the band. The band later found a new bass guitar player, Dominik Palmer.
In November 2010, Eisbrecher toured with Alice Cooper and Tarja Turunen during Cooper’s “Theatre of Death Tour” of Germany. Eisbrecher’s drummer Rene Greil was temporarily replaced during the tour by Sebastian Angrand, as Greil needed back surgery.
On February 26, 2011, it was announced in the Herzeleid forums that live drummer Rene has left Eisbrecher due to health reasons. Rene was replaced by Achim Färber. Announced on March 31, 2011, it was reported that Eisbrecher will release a best of album titled Eiskalt due for release on April 29, 2011. However, Alexx said that the album was made without the band’s knowledge and that they did not choose any of the songs to appear on the compilation.
Eisbrecher appeared at the Nova Rock Festival in Austria on June 11, 2011, the same day Thirty Seconds to Mars, Hammerfall, In Extremo and Linkin Park performed.
During the Zugspitze concert on November 5, 2011, Eisbrecher performed six brand new songs from the upcoming album titled Die Hölle muss warten.
The first single from the album “Verrückt” was released on January 20, 2012. The album was released on February 3, 2012 and charted in Germany at No. 3, in Austria at No. 21 and Switzerland at No. 16. The second single, “Die Hölle muss warten”, was released on March 30, 2012.
Eisbrecher played at many festivals between May and September 2012, including Mera Luna Festival, Amphi Festival, the Wave-Gotik-Treffen Festival and the Nova Rock Festival among others. During May and December 2012, Eisbrecher supported the German rock band Scorpions for their shows on May 12 & 13 and December 15 & 17, 2012 in Germany.
Die Hölle muss warten: Miststück Edition was released with four new songs including “Miststück 2012”, a DVD with five live clips and all of the DHMW music videos, a tourdokumentation and more on September 28, 2012.
On the band’s official website on March 21, 2013, Rupert Keplinger was announced as the band’s new bass player. The reason for Dominik’s departure from the band was not mentioned. In August, Eisbrecher performed at Wacken Open Air, the largest metal festival in Germany.
To celebrate the band’s first 10 years, Eisbrecher went on a 10th anniversary tour in November and December. During the tour, the band released a Single entitled 10 Jahre Eisbrecher on November 29, 2013.
Zehn Jahre Kalt & Schock (2014–2016)
On February 12, 2014 Eisbrecher announced on their official Website page that they have entered the studio to begin work on their next album. They have mentioned that due to the recording of the new album this year for an early 2015 release, that they have had to limit the number of shows to play in 2014.
Announced via the band’s official website on March 6, 2014, Eisbrecher will be releasing a special album entitled Zehn Jahre Kalt on March 11, 2014, made only available in the USA. The album was released via Metropolis Records.
The band announced on October 13, 2014, the release date for the new album will be January 16, 2015. A month later however, it was announced that the release date for Schock had been pushed back a week to January 23, 2015.
The album artwork and title, “Schock”, was revealed on October 18, 2014.
The first single, “Zwischen Uns”, from the upcoming album, Schock, became available via digital download on November 28, 2014. The second single, “1000 Narben/Zwischen Uns”, was released on January 9, 2015.
Revealed via the band’s website on June 9, 2015 their upcoming DVD, which was filmed at Circus Krone, will be released as a Live CD and DVD in September 2015. The live CD/DVD was later revealed to be titled Schock Live and will have a release date of September 25, 2015. The 3rd single from Schock is Rot Wie Die Liebe and was released on June 12, 2015.
Schock Live was released on September 25, 2015 and charted in the Top 10 DVD charts in both Austria and Switzerland at #7. Eisbrecher’s album Die Hölle Muss Warten achieved Gold status after selling more than 100,000 copies across Germany as of January 23, 2016.
A 4th single, Volle Kraft Voraus, became available during the Volle Kraft Voraus 2016 Tour in March. Eisbrecher will also release a Tour edition of the album Die Hölle Muss Warten during the tour, and will feature a new song called Wir Sind Gold (Eng: We Are Gold), in celebration of Die Hölle Muss Warten attaining “Gold”. Schock earned the band their second “Gold” album as of April 11, 2016.
Eisbrecher are scheduled to perform a string of festivals between April and August 2016. These festival appearances incl. Rock In Vienna, Greenfield Festival, Mera Luna Festival and Summer Breeze Open Air among others.
Sturmfahrt (2016–present)
Announced on October 5, 2016 via Facebook, Eisbrecher will release their 7th studio album Sturmfahrt in the Summer of 2017. The album release date was revealed later to being August 25, 2017. The release date would be later changed to August 18, 2017.
The first single Was Ist Hier Los? was released on June 23, 2017. The band headlined the first edition of the “Volle Kraft Voraus Festival” at the Ratiopharm Arena on July 8, organized by the band themselves. The festival featured other bands such as Combichrist, Lord Of The Lost, Unzucht, Welle:Erdball, and And Then She Came.
Sturmfahrt was released on August 18, 2017 and became the band’s first album to top the German 100 charts at #1. The album would also chart in the top 10 of the Swiss and Austrian charts at #8, and #10 respectively. The band then went on tour through Europe in late September and October, 2017 to promote the album.
Eisbrecher will headline the 2nd edition of the Volle Kraft Voraus festival in 2018. The festival will be held in September as opposed to the 1st edition being held in July. Confirmed bands to play at the 2nd festival so far are: Oomph!, Stahlmann and Zeromancer, with 2 more to be announced.
Source: wikipedia
Members
Alexx Wesselsky – vocals (2003–present)
Noel Pix – lead guitar, programming, production (2003–present)
Jürgen Plangger – rhythm guitar (2007–present)
Rupert Keplinger – bass guitar (2013–present)
Max “Maximator” Schauer – keyboards, programming (live and session: 2003–2007, session only: 2008–present)
Achim Färber – drums and percussion (2011–present)
Former members
Feelix Primc – live rhythm guitar (2003–2007)
Micheal Behnke – live bass guitar (2003–2007)
Martin Motnik – live bass guitar (2007–2008)
Olli Pohl – live bass guitar (2008–2010, 2015)
Dominik Palmer – live bass guitar (2010–2013)
Rene Greil – live drums (2003–2011)
Touring members
Sebastien Angrand – drums, percussion (2010)
Albums
Eisbrecher (2004)
Antikörper (2006)
Sünde (2008)
Eiszeit (2010)
Die Hölle muss warten (2012)
Schock (2015)
Sturmfahrt (2017)
History
Formation and early years (2003–2009)
After leaving Megaherz in 2003 due to creative differences, Wesselsky got together with Noel Pix, who composed the synths, guitars and programming for Megaherz’s albums Kopfschuss and Himmelfahrt. In January 2004, the band released their self-titled debut album, Eisbrecher. The first 5,000 copies of the album included a blank CD with permission for purchasers to legally copy the music onto the blank. This was done as a protest against what the band felt was a “criminalization” of fans.
The band would release their second album Antikörper in October 2006. This album would become the band’s debut album on the Media Control Charts as it charted at No. 85. The band then toured with U.D.O. in December 2006.
In 2007, Eisbrecher performed at two major German music festivals, Wave-Gotik-Treffen and Summer Breeze Open Air.
In May 2008, live bass player Martin Motnik left the band, and was replaced by former Megaherz guitar player Olliver Pohl.
“Kann denn Liebe Sünde Sein” was released on July 18, 2008 in Germany as the first single to promote their third album, Sünde. It reached third place in the German Alternative charts. The album was released on August 22, 2008 in Germany and debuted on the Media Control Charts at 18th place. The band then went on their then-biggest tour between September 2008 and October 2009, playing in Germany, Austria, Russia, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Music videos were planned for “This is Deutsch” and “Kann denn Liebe Sünde sein”, but were cancelled in favor of new material and live shows.
In early March 2009, the band signed with a new American music label, Metropolis Records, due to Dancing Ferret Discs closing in late 2008.
Eiszeit and Die Hölle muss warten (2009–2013)
On April 24, 2009, Wesselsky and Pix were guests on Radio Goethe to promote the American release of Sünde. Wesselsky mentioned that he would love to tour the United States “as soon as possible”. He also mentioned that, with the popularity of Rammstein, Nena and Falco, he hopes that Eisbrecher can become the next big German act in the United States. He also talked about their upcoming fourth album; no title was named, but said that work was in progress. He described that the new album will be “very rockish, very pop and very heart breaking.”
On June 20, 2009, Eisbrecher performed at their first major Austrian music festival, the Nova Rock Festival; other bands, such as Killswitch Engage, Monster Magnet and In Extremo also performed on the same stage.
Their fourth studio album, Eiszeit, was released in mid-April 2010. The single “Eiszeit” was released on March 19, 2010 and became their debut single in the Media Control Charts, at No. 84. The album was released on April 16, 2010 and debuted in the Media Control Charts at No. 5, the Ö3 Austria Top 40 charts at No. 34 and the Swiss Music Charts at No. 76.
In August 2010, it was reported that Eisbrecher had signed with Sony Records and Columbia Records.
After the Summer Breeze Open Air festival, bassist Olli Pohl left the band. The band later found a new bass guitar player, Dominik Palmer.
In November 2010, Eisbrecher toured with Alice Cooper and Tarja Turunen during Cooper’s “Theatre of Death Tour” of Germany. Eisbrecher’s drummer Rene Greil was temporarily replaced during the tour by Sebastian Angrand, as Greil needed back surgery.
On February 26, 2011, it was announced in the Herzeleid forums that live drummer Rene has left Eisbrecher due to health reasons. Rene was replaced by Achim Färber. Announced on March 31, 2011, it was reported that Eisbrecher will release a best of album titled Eiskalt due for release on April 29, 2011. However, Alexx said that the album was made without the band’s knowledge and that they did not choose any of the songs to appear on the compilation.
Eisbrecher appeared at the Nova Rock Festival in Austria on June 11, 2011, the same day Thirty Seconds to Mars, Hammerfall, In Extremo and Linkin Park performed.
During the Zugspitze concert on November 5, 2011, Eisbrecher performed six brand new songs from the upcoming album titled Die Hölle muss warten.
The first single from the album “Verrückt” was released on January 20, 2012. The album was released on February 3, 2012 and charted in Germany at No. 3, in Austria at No. 21 and Switzerland at No. 16. The second single, “Die Hölle muss warten”, was released on March 30, 2012.
Eisbrecher played at many festivals between May and September 2012, including Mera Luna Festival, Amphi Festival, the Wave-Gotik-Treffen Festival and the Nova Rock Festival among others. During May and December 2012, Eisbrecher supported the German rock band Scorpions for their shows on May 12 & 13 and December 15 & 17, 2012 in Germany.
Die Hölle muss warten: Miststück Edition was released with four new songs including “Miststück 2012”, a DVD with five live clips and all of the DHMW music videos, a tourdokumentation and more on September 28, 2012.
On the band’s official website on March 21, 2013, Rupert Keplinger was announced as the band’s new bass player. The reason for Dominik’s departure from the band was not mentioned. In August, Eisbrecher performed at Wacken Open Air, the largest metal festival in Germany.
To celebrate the band’s first 10 years, Eisbrecher went on a 10th anniversary tour in November and December. During the tour, the band released a Single entitled 10 Jahre Eisbrecher on November 29, 2013.
Zehn Jahre Kalt & Schock (2014–2016)
On February 12, 2014 Eisbrecher announced on their official Website page that they have entered the studio to begin work on their next album. They have mentioned that due to the recording of the new album this year for an early 2015 release, that they have had to limit the number of shows to play in 2014.
Announced via the band’s official website on March 6, 2014, Eisbrecher will be releasing a special album entitled Zehn Jahre Kalt on March 11, 2014, made only available in the USA. The album was released via Metropolis Records.
The band announced on October 13, 2014, the release date for the new album will be January 16, 2015. A month later however, it was announced that the release date for Schock had been pushed back a week to January 23, 2015.
The album artwork and title, “Schock”, was revealed on October 18, 2014.
The first single, “Zwischen Uns”, from the upcoming album, Schock, became available via digital download on November 28, 2014. The second single, “1000 Narben/Zwischen Uns”, was released on January 9, 2015.
Revealed via the band’s website on June 9, 2015 their upcoming DVD, which was filmed at Circus Krone, will be released as a Live CD and DVD in September 2015. The live CD/DVD was later revealed to be titled Schock Live and will have a release date of September 25, 2015. The 3rd single from Schock is Rot Wie Die Liebe and was released on June 12, 2015.
Schock Live was released on September 25, 2015 and charted in the Top 10 DVD charts in both Austria and Switzerland at #7. Eisbrecher’s album Die Hölle Muss Warten achieved Gold status after selling more than 100,000 copies across Germany as of January 23, 2016.
A 4th single, Volle Kraft Voraus, became available during the Volle Kraft Voraus 2016 Tour in March. Eisbrecher will also release a Tour edition of the album Die Hölle Muss Warten during the tour, and will feature a new song called Wir Sind Gold (Eng: We Are Gold), in celebration of Die Hölle Muss Warten attaining “Gold”. Schock earned the band their second “Gold” album as of April 11, 2016.
Eisbrecher are scheduled to perform a string of festivals between April and August 2016. These festival appearances incl. Rock In Vienna, Greenfield Festival, Mera Luna Festival and Summer Breeze Open Air among others.
Sturmfahrt (2016–present)
Announced on October 5, 2016 via Facebook, Eisbrecher will release their 7th studio album Sturmfahrt in the Summer of 2017. The album release date was revealed later to being August 25, 2017. The release date would be later changed to August 18, 2017.
The first single Was Ist Hier Los? was released on June 23, 2017. The band headlined the first edition of the “Volle Kraft Voraus Festival” at the Ratiopharm Arena on July 8, organized by the band themselves. The festival featured other bands such as Combichrist, Lord Of The Lost, Unzucht, Welle:Erdball, and And Then She Came.
Sturmfahrt was released on August 18, 2017 and became the band’s first album to top the German 100 charts at #1. The album would also chart in the top 10 of the Swiss and Austrian charts at #8, and #10 respectively. The band then went on tour through Europe in late September and October, 2017 to promote the album.
Eisbrecher will headline the 2nd edition of the Volle Kraft Voraus festival in 2018. The festival will be held in September as opposed to the 1st edition being held in July. Confirmed bands to play at the 2nd festival so far are: Oomph!, Stahlmann and Zeromancer, with 2 more to be announced.
Source: wikipedia