Silberbart – 4 Times Sound Razing(1971 GERMANY Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Krautrock)Full Album

Silberbart was a short-lived German experimental Krautrock/heavy psych power trio formed in Hamburg in 1971 by guitarist/vocalist Hajo Teschner, bassist Werner Klug, and drummer Peter Behrens. They released one critically acclaimed, intense album, 4 Times Sound Razing (1971), before disbanding in 1972. Their music was noted for its raw, free-form, and aggressive psychedelic sound. Key Details: Formation & Sound: Formed in early 1971, the band aimed for a more adventurous, free-jazz influenced direction, moving away from the commercial scene. Their sound is often compared to Cream, Blue Cheer, Guru Guru, and early Black Sabbath. 4 Times Sound Razing (1971): Released on the Philips label, the album consists of only four tracks, described as a mix of heavy psych, acid rock, and avant-garde, featuring long, improvised sections. Members: Hajo Teschner (vocals/guitar), Werner Klug (bass), and Peter Behrens (drums). Legacy: Although not commercially successful at the time, the album became a highly sought-after collector's item in the Krautrock genre. Drummer Peter Behrens later achieved fame with the band Trio ("Da Da Da"). The band often opened for acts like Eloy and Frumpy before dissolving. Tracks: All tracks written by Hajo Teschner. 01. Chub Chub Cherry - 00:00 02. Brain Brain - 04:36 03. God - 20:54 04. Head Tear Of The Drunken Sun - 31:05 Personnel: - Hajo (Hans Joachim) Teschner - vocals, guitar - Werner Klug - bass - Peter Behrens - drum, percussion