Kroizfoier, Ziel erkannt, LP

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Kroizfoier, Ziel erkannt, LP

Holy cow! We've got another good one for the end of the year! Anyone who thought that Rock-O-Rama Records had already shot their powder in December is very much mistaken (not to mention 2023!). After the Bomber LP, here's the next band from central Germany, Kroizfoier from Borna and Zwenkau in Saxony. Originally released by a southern German label in the early 90s, the rights were transferred to Rock-O-Rama Records in the second half of the 90s after an egoldt shopping spree. The slightly shortened version was then released on CD under the same name in 1997.

The first Kroizfoier LP is the perfect choice for anyone who loves hard, unadulterated skin rock from the early 1990s. The band from Saxony caused a sensation at the time with their aggressive sound and politically provocative lyrics. With songs like “Wahre Werte” or “Ewiges Leben”, Kroizfoier perfectly reflected the zeitgeist of 1992. So if you're looking for a record that gets you going and makes you think, then the first Kroizfoier LP is just the thing for you. Get your copy now and get ready for an unforgettable listening experience.

Strictly limited to 499 units, hand-numbered, digitally remastered (vinyl mastering), only available in black 12 inch vinyl. 9 songs with almost 30 minutes playing time. Compared to the original, only two songs had to be digitally remastered. Includes a historic concert poster from 1993 and a Saxony-themed, weatherproof sticker.

Get the original pressing from Rock-O-Rama Records now.

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