BröselMaschine is a unique blend of folk, psychedelic rock, and world music, hailing from Germany and notable for their eclectic sound and instrumental finesse. Founded in 1968 in Duisburg by guitarist Peter Bursch, a figure well-known for his guitar instruction books in Germany, the band quickly earned a reputation for their pioneering music that intertwined traditional folk with the progressive rock spirit of the time. Their self-titled debut album "Bröselmaschine" released in 1971, is a cult classic, cherished for its organic and intricate compositions and the seamless fusion of various musical influences.

Over the years, BröselMaschine has experienced several changes in their lineup and has gone through periods of inactivity, but Bursch's vision has remained constant. After a long hiatus, the band reemerged with "Peter Bursch und die Bröselmaschine" in 1998, a comeback that signaled a renewed vigor in bringing their music to live audiences. Their sound, matured and rich with experience, has continued to evolve. Recent offerings such as "Indian Camel," with its exotic harmonies, and their live recordings "Live At Rockpalast (Live, Hamm, 2021)" and "Live (Burg Herzberg, 2006)" capture the band's enduring live performance energy. BröselMaschine's ability to combine powerful narrative storytelling in their instrumentals and songs like "Elegy" and "I Feel Fine" further showcase their versatility and deep emotional connection with their audience, making them an enduring entity in the German and international progressive music scenes.

Genres

German Prog

Krautrock

Latest Release

Live At Rockpalast (Live, Hamm, 2021)

BröselMaschine

Album - 10 Tracks - Released December 1, 2021