Razzia is a German punk band, known for their distinctive style and lyrical depth, that has made a significant mark on the punk scene, particularly within their home country. Forming in the early 1980s, Razzia stood out due to their melodic approach to punk, coupled with introspective and critical lyrics that often reflect on societal issues and personal experiences. The band's early work is encapsulated in the retrospective collection "Rest of, Vol. 1 (1981-1992)," showcasing their evolution from raw punk beginnings to a more mature and nuanced sound.

Throughout their career, Razzia has maintained a steady output of albums and live performances, illustrating their lasting influence in the punk genre and their dedication to their craft. Albums like "Augenzeugenberichte" and "Labyrinth" highlight their ability to blend catchy punk riffs with thought-provoking commentary. Their more recent work, such as "Am Rande von Berlin" and "Rest of, Vol. 2," continues this trend, proving that Razzia remains relevant and continues to resonate with listeners, old and new, who are drawn to their unique blend of activist messaging and musical innovation. Despite shifts in the music landscape, Razzia's commitment to their roots and willingness to evolve has ensured their place in the annals of punk history.