Die Zwangsversteigerten Doppelhaushälften - Leck mir die Sacknaht live @ Krach am Bach 2026 (Live Video 4K)
Either you hate them – or you love them. There’s supposedly nothing in between. The hit giants from Ammerndorfcertainly brought the noise at the last Krach & Bach Festival. As the Friday night mini-headliners, they rolled in and proved exactly what old-school punk veterans can still squeeze out of an amplifier – at 1 a.m., no less!
In front of a live audience, they unleash such a shameless density of hits that even hardened festival veterans have to stop for a moment and ask themselves: Is this still punk – or has it already crossed the line into musical assault?
Deep-black melodrama collides with sugary-sweet, almost schlager-like melodies. Add lyrics somewhere between genuine world-weariness, maximum self-destruction and the immediate prelude to a full-blown nervous breakdown. Naturally, all of this is best delivered at an hour when your own circulation is still negotiating with the last beer from the night before and the local bars haven’t even voluntarily rolled up their shutters yet.
In short: Romance was yesterday – today, it’s punk straight to the face.
And if you want to know what all of this sounds like live, here’s the appropriate dose straight to your ears: Check out the live video of “Leck mir die Sacknaht”, recorded at the “Letzten Tanz” in Prölsdorf.
Featuring Chris, the rhythm guitarist, who is now only playing a handful of shows with the band. So this is basically a rare opportunity to catch him where he belongs: guitar in hand, amplifier cranked to eleven, somewhere between musical insanity and controlled demolition.
Now hit play, switch off your brain and enjoy “Leck mir die Sacknaht”!
Videoproduction & Post Production: Grasser Production
Kameraassistents: Roman Ströer
Audio Recording: Grasser Production
Audio Mixing: Michael Hauber
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