Family 5’s 'Unsere Leichen Leben Noch' is a testament to enduring German punk ethos, but with a twist that’s uniquely their own. Founded by Peter Hein (of Fehlfarben fame) and Xao Seffcheque, Family 5 have always fused sharp social critique with a melodic sensibility that’s both infectious and thought-provoking. This album captures the band at a creative peak—balancing rough-hewn rock rhythms with biting, satirical lyrics that dissect the contradictions and absurdities of modern society.
Every track on 'Unsere Leichen Leben Noch' bristles with urgency; guitars snarl, rhythms drive relentlessly forward, and Hein’s unmistakable voice commands attention. Yet beneath the surface energy, there’s a sophistication to the arrangements and a cleverness to the songwriting that rewards repeated listening. It’s an album for those who appreciate punk’s intellectual edge and crave authentic, lived-in rebellion rather than nostalgia or empty bravado.
Whether you’re a devotee of German post-punk or simply hungry for rock music with substance and attitude, this record is a vital addition to any vinyl collection. It’s a reminder that the underground never dies—it evolves, adapts, and, in the hands of Family 5, thrives with new relevance.
Track List:
A1 - Libero -
A2 - Du Wärst So Gern Dabei -
A3 - Die Kapieren Nicht! -
A4 - Haarlem Shuffle -
A5 - Alles Ganz Einfach -
A6 - Another Girl - Another Planet -
B1 - 200.000 Stunden -
B2 - Schön Ist Anders -
B3 - Hey Bulldog -
B4 - Kinder Im Rhein -
B5 - Mittwochs In... -
B6 - Search & Destroy -