Familie Hesselbach Tübingen, Germany
The South German punk and new wave band Familie Hesselbach caused a sensation between 1980-85. They indulged in a deliberate eclecticism from the musical preferences of the individual family members and formed these into their unmistakable sound. Disco, pop, punk, rap, no wave, funk... the main thing it's danceable. The lyrics in German and Italian, later also in English - are always with a wink. ... more
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