Acht Eimer Hühnerherzen (which translates to "Eight Buckets of Chicken Hearts" in English) is a German punk band known for their idiosyncratic and unorthodox approach to music. The trio hails from Berlin and consists of members Nepomuk, Fritze, and Bene. They are known for blending raw, stripped-down punk energy with unvarnished, poetic German lyrics, creating a unique sound that both challenges and captivates their audience. The band's disposition towards minimalist setups, often described as "acoustic punk," allows for a raw and intimate experience that provides a sharp contrast to the overproduced sounds in much of modern music.

Since their formation, Acht Eimer Hühnerherzen has garnered a reputation for their passionate performances and evocative storytelling. Their self-titled release "s/t," and the follow-up "album" have helped define their position in the German punk scene with tracks full of biting commentary and melodic, rhythmic aggression. They continue to explore and expand their sonic palette with their more recent releases such as "musik," which showcases their often stark but deeply poetic lyrical content set against the backdrop of assertive guitar-driven melodies. The band builds on their compelling narrative with releases like "Futur 25," "Farben," and "Eis auf Ex," weaving a tapestry of modern urban life through the eyes of an act unafraid to push boundaries and defy expectations. Acht Eimer Hühnerherzen remains a fresh and dynamic presence, capturing both the angst and the spirit of contemporaneity in the German music landscape.