Feindflug is tagged as: industrial, ebm, electro-industrial, electronic, german
Feindflug is an east German power noise/ electro-industrial project/band, founded in 1995 in Chemnitz, Germany (formerly Karl-Marx-Stadt). The name means ‘attack raid’, ‘sortie’, or in direct translation from German; ‘flight against the enemy’ / ‘enemy-flight’. The name was originally a project title, rather than a band name. Recurring themes in their music and artwork are totalitarianism, World War II, the Soviet Union, and Nazi Germany. In “Volk und Armee” (2005) every title refers to a theme in Soviet / Russian history.
In the late 1990’s the band was accused of links with the German neo-nazi scene, due to the project’s themes, the presence of right-wing fans at their concerts, and especially because they first appeared on a right-wing label - VAWS, Verlag + Agentur Werner Symanek. VAWS published clearly neonazi videos and German nationalist materials, but also spearheaded a right-wing attempt to breakthrough in German music scenes beyond oi and rac. Josef Maria Klumb (Von Thronstahl) worked with VAWS. Feindflug rejected the critique and read a formal statement of denial at their concert at the 1999 Wave Gotik Treffen. They stated that their music is intended as criticism of the issues it describes, no...
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