Dopamin

Böhse Onkelz, the iconic German rock band, released their 15th studio album, "Dopamin," on April 15, 2002. This album stands out in their discography for its unusually friendly and positive tone, a departure from their earlier, more rebellious works. Recorded on the sunny shores of Ibiza and mastered in the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London, "Dopamin" is a testament to the band's versatility and growth.

The album features 12 powerful tracks, including standout songs like "Die Firma," "Narben," and "Keine Zeit." With a duration of 46 minutes, "Dopamin" is a concise yet impactful collection that showcases Böhse Onkelz's signature hard rock sound with a touch of positivity. The album's title, "Dopamin," is a nod to the neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward, reflecting the band's intent to create a more uplifting musical experience.

"Dopamin" was released under the band's own label, Rule23 Recordings, and debuted at number one on the Media Control Top 100 Albumcharts just a week after its release. The album's success is a testament to Böhse Onkelz's enduring popularity and their ability to evolve with their audience. Fans of hard rock and metal will find "Dopamin" to be a refreshing addition to their collection, offering a blend of powerful vocals, driving rhythms, and memorable melodies.