Böhse Onkelz, the controversial and widely discussed German metal band, returns with their powerful 2011 album, "Worte der Freiheit." This 13-track collection, released on December 2, 2011, under V.I.E.R. Ton & Merch GmbH, is a testament to the band's unyielding spirit and provocative lyrics. With a runtime of 59 minutes, the album is a raw and unfiltered expression of Böhse Onkelz's perspectives on society, freedom, and the human condition.
The album kicks off with "Deutschland im Herbst," setting the tone for the intense and thought-provoking journey that follows. Tracks like "Keine Amnestie für MTV" and "Schutzgeist der Scheisse" showcase the band's signature aggressive sound and lyrical prowess. The title track, "Worte der Freiheit," delves into the complexities of liberty and the struggles of those who seek it, with lyrics that challenge listeners to question their own perceptions of freedom.
"Worte der Freiheit" also features a live recording of "Nichts ist für die Ewigkeit," captured during a performance in Dortmund in 1996, offering a glimpse into the band's live energy and enduring appeal. The album closes with "Schöne neue Welt," a scathing critique of modern society that leaves a lasting impression.
Throughout the album, Böhse Onkelz's distinctive sound and unapologetic lyrics are on full display, making "Worte der Freiheit" a compelling addition to their discography. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to their music, this album offers a powerful and engaging listening experience that showcases the band's unique voice and uncompromising vision.
