Intervention (Limited Edition)

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Limited Digipak Edition, Includes 2 Bonus Tracks!

Kmpfsprt from Cologne didn't just make a name for themselves with their acclaimed debut releases 'Das ist doch kein Name für 'ne Band' (translating to "That's Not A Name For A Band!" - EP, 2012) and 'Jugend mutiert' (German for "Youth Mutates" - album, 2014), but also by playing countless tours with artists such as Casper, Jennifer Rostock, Donots, A Wilhelm Scream, Saves The Day or their label mates in Marathonmann as well as Adam Angst in the fall of 2015.

After getting together in 2010 it didn't take too long before the band played high profile festivals throughout Germany such as Melt!, Greenville, Deichbrand, Serengeti, Open Flair, Bochum Total or Reeperbahn Festival.

While always keeping things tongue-in-cheek and a positive undertone Kmpfsprt like to take a firm stand in their lyrics: against any form of racism, nationalism and hatred, but for an open society showing solidarity instead of accepting borders, injustices and any walls in people's minds.

Even though they might sound a little catchier nowadays they didn't turn down the volume of their edgy (Post-) Hardcore / Punk. 'Intervention,' which was produced together with Sebastian Blaschke (Sondaschule, Montreal) at Gotteswegstudio A in Cologne, is a wake-up call to our mainstream-society.

David Schumann (guitar and vocals) says about the album: "To me 'Intervention' is the biggest step we ever took. Daring to use more and catchy melodies while keeping an in-your-face-attitude is probably the main trademark of the album. I think KMPFSPRT never sounded this definite and direct."