The 2010 album "I bin ins Radar g'fahrn" finds Die Hinichen at their most experimental, incorporating elements of electronic music into their signature sound. The album's title track is a biting social commentary that remains relevant today.
- "I bin ins Radar g'fahrn" was recorded in a makeshift studio in a former brewery. The album features a guest appearance by renowned yodeler Johann Amann on the track "Alpenpunk". It reached number 7 on the Austrian Independent Charts.
- The album's release was preceded by a controversial music video for the single "Staatsgewalt," which was briefly banned in several European countries. Die Hinichen toured extensively in support of the album, playing over 100 shows across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
- "I bin ins Radar g'fahrn" is considered a landmark release in Austrian punk, showcasing the band's willingness to push boundaries and experiment with new sounds. The album's raw energy and lyrical depth have earned it a dedicated cult following.
Die Hinichen are a punk band from Austria. They are known for their blend of traditional Austrian folk music and punk rock.
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