Lyrics by Pisse
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Pisse (English translation: Piss) is a German punk band formed in 2012 in Hoyerswerda, Saxony. Pisse is well-known within the new German punk scene, having performed nationwide in cities such as Wuppertal, Karlsruhe, Munich, and Zürich, as well as outside the German-speaking world in Antwerp, Paris and Amsterdam. Pisse has released three full-length studio albums on the German independent label Phantom Records (not to be confused with the Australian label of the same name), as well as seven EPs. Some of their releases are out of print and difficult to find. Despite their obscurity, the band enjoys recognition from fans. Pisse is featured in the book "Damaged Goods: 150 Einträge in die Punk-Geschichte" also known as "Damaged Goods: 150 Entries into Punk History" by music journalist Jonas Engelmann. Their song "Fahrradsattel", (which translates to Bicycle Seat in English) about wanting to be a woman's bicycle seat, went viral in 2021 via a trending audio on the social network TikTok.
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