Fahnenflucht is a German punk rock band revered for its poignant lyrics and the politically charged energy they bring to the punk scene. The band was formed in Rheinberg in 1996, and quickly established itself with an aggressive style that blends the raw power of punk with an unyielding socio-political commentary. Their name, which translates to "desertion" or "flight from the flag," embodies the group's reputation for disobedience and rebellion against social and political injustices.

Over the years, Fahnenflucht has consistently impressed fans and critics alike with a discography that pulls no punches in tackling issues such as oppression, inequality, and the downfalls of capitalist society. Albums like "K.O. System" and "Beissreflex" explore these themes thoroughly, while more recent releases such as "Träume" and "Angst und Empathie" continue to reflect the band's growth and unwavering commitment to addressing contemporary issues. Fahnenflucht's music resonates with a sense of urgency and a call to action, inspiring listeners to contemplate and challenge the status quo. With a career spanning over two decades and a robust catalog of albums including "Wer Wind sät..." and "Weiter Weiter," Fahnenflucht remains a vital and unrelenting force in the German punk rock scene.