S.y.p.h.

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Cat No: TR568LP

Release Date: 20 December 2024

Label: Tapete

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 4015698339567

Genres: Indie

Release Date: 20 December 2024

Label: Tapete

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 4015698355086

Genres: Indie

Description

With their unpredictable live performances and songs such as 'Zuruck zum Beton' and 'Industriemadchen', S.Y.P.H. caused a ruckus at the end of the 70s - as one of the bands that began to write lyrics in German around Dusseldorf's Ratinger Hof. Right from the start, the band broke with genre-conformist expectations and borrowed from rock, punk and kraut just as much as from Dadaism and the reality of everyday life. Now, a reissue sheds light on S.Y.P.H.'s first creative phase from 1977 to 1982. Tapete Records releases the "Pure Freude Singles" including previously unreleased songs and the self-titled album "S.Y.P.H." (including ,Zuruck zum Beton'). Three further re-releases, two of them produced by CAN's Holger Czukay, will follow in 2025. S.Y.P.H. formed in 1977 in Solingen and began playing concerts in nearby Dusseldorf. Initially clearly based on punk, the band's sound quickly developed and became increasingly difficult to categorise. In the intensive years that followed, S.Y.P.H.'s productions often featured guests from the Dusseldorf scene around Ratinger Hof or CAN's Holger Czukay. S.Y.P.H. - S.Y.P.H. While around 1980, punk and Neue Deutsche Welle (German New Wave) were solidifying as supposedly clear-cut concepts, S.Y.P.H.'s music testified to the blurriness of genre boundaries: already on the first, self-titled LP, the band belts out short punky songs like "Zuruck zum Beton" and "Lachleute und Nettmenschen", while the B-side surprises with more than ten-minute long Kraut-inspired pieces. A1 Zuruck zum Beton A2 Industrie-Madchen A3 Lachleute & Nettmenschen A4 Unreif fur die Zukunft A5 Mercedes A6 Chess Challenger A7 What happens? A8 Heute Norm - morgen Tod B1 Partir B2 Kein Ziel B3 Kisuaheli B4 Ohne Viel

Description

With their unpredictable live performances and songs such as 'Zuruck zum Beton' and 'Industriemadchen', S.Y.P.H. caused a ruckus at the end of the 70s - as one of the bands that began to write lyrics in German around Dusseldorf's Ratinger Hof. Right from the start, the band broke with genre-conformist expectations and borrowed from rock, punk and kraut just as much as from Dadaism and the reality of everyday life. Now, a reissue sheds light on S.Y.P.H.'s first creative phase from 1977 to 1982. Tapete Records releases the "Pure Freude Singles" including previously unreleased songs and the self-titled album "S.Y.P.H." (including ,Zuruck zum Beton'). Three further re-releases, two of them produced by CAN's Holger Czukay, will follow in 2025. S.Y.P.H. formed in 1977 in Solingen and began playing concerts in nearby Dusseldorf. Initially clearly based on punk, the band's sound quickly developed and became increasingly difficult to categorise. In the intensive years that followed, S.Y.P.H.'s productions often featured guests from the Dusseldorf scene around Ratinger Hof or CAN's Holger Czukay. S.Y.P.H. - S.Y.P.H. While around 1980, punk and Neue Deutsche Welle (German New Wave) were solidifying as supposedly clear-cut concepts, S.Y.P.H.'s music testified to the blurriness of genre boundaries: already on the first, self-titled LP, the band belts out short punky songs like "Zuruck zum Beton" and "Lachleute und Nettmenschen", while the B-side surprises with more than ten-minute long Kraut-inspired pieces. A1 Zuruck zum Beton A2 Industrie-Madchen A3 Lachleute & Nettmenschen A4 Unreif fur die Zukunft A5 Mercedes A6 Chess Challenger A7 What happens? A8 Heute Norm - morgen Tod B1 Partir B2 Kein Ziel B3 Kisuaheli B4 Ohne Viel