It's A Love Song

Archaic, Infernal, Radical, Consistent, Courageous... Since the mid-1980s, Caspar Brötzmann has been shaping an unmistakable sound - infernal, radical, uncompromising. He unwaveringly pursues his own path, beyond clear genre boundaries. As the son of the famous saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, he found his artistic identity early on and developed a unique sound language that discharges in brute catharsis. His music is not an adaptation to trends, but a sensitive, passionate, almost obsessive approach to despair and anger - and yet full of hope. With his virtuoso independence on the instrument, he is an exceptional phenomenon. An atonal Hendrix, made in Germany. 

Following the release of his first composition The Lovers And Destroyers with Caspar Brötzmann Bass Totem in fall 2024, the internationally renowned guitarist and his band Massaker are now set to release a record on the German label Exile On Mainstream. It's a Love Song marks the first recorded music piece since 26 years, after the critically acclaimed album “Mute Massaker” in 1999. It features two different live versions of his song “All This Violence”, which were recorded in Vienna and Dresden with Saskia von Klitzing (drums) and Eduardo Delgado Lopez (bass).