Slime

Those who have already achieved something like legend status during their lifetime are usually quickly caught napping on their own laurels or making grand pub-counter gestures to the same old stories. Some of them just seem strained and dogged, others self-absorbed and toothless. Few of them, however, give the impression of being at home in the here and now even after years and, above all, of still being driven - no matter how rocky the road (may have been). In other words, no one would have held it against the reunited German punk institution SLIME if the Hamburg band had thrown in the towel for a second and very last time after the split with singer Dirk "Diggen" Jora in mid-2020. After all, no one who has significantly influenced an entire scene for eternity with milestones like "Schweineherbst" or "Alle Gegen Alle" should have to end up as a cover band of their own, touring the country with a half-baked B-team 44 years after their formation.

So it is then hardly surprising that the remaining four do not simply sit sated on their own tribute throne or with red eyes on a pile of broken pieces, but unceremoniously open the chapter "Slime Zwei" in the year 2022 with the new album "Slime Zwei" in their exciting band biography. Read correctly: SLIME are back. With a new album. AND new singer.

In the fall of 2023, they will once again go on an extensive tour before taking a concert break for a longer period of time afterwards. So this is the last chance to see SLIME live.