Shpritsz

Herman Brood & His Wild Romance's sophomore album, Shpritsz, is a masterclass in energetic and infectious rock 'n' roll. Released in 1978, this 15-track album is a testament to the band's unique blend of rock, blues, and new wave influences. The album's title, Shpritsz, derives from a colloquial German word for "syringe," setting the tone for a high-octane listening experience.

Featuring the surprise hit single "Saturday Night," which reached the US Top 40 and charted highly in Europe, Shpritsz showcases the band's ability to craft catchy, upbeat tracks. With the addition of Belgian guitarist Danny Lademacher, the band's sound is more refined and polished than their debut album, Street. The album's loose, swinging vibe is perfectly captured in tracks like "Dope Sucks" and "Rock & Roll Junkie," which demonstrate the band's knack for crafting memorable, hard-hitting rock songs.

Throughout the album's 37-minute duration, Herman Brood & His Wild Romance deliver a blistering set of performances, with Brood's piano and vocals taking centre stage. The band's energetic and charismatic sound is undeniable, making Shpritsz a must-listen for fans of rock 'n' roll and new wave music. With its gold certification in the Netherlands and critical acclaim, Shpritsz is a standout album in Herman Brood & His Wild Romance's discography, and its influence can still be felt today. So, dive into the world of Shpritsz and experience the unbridled energy and excitement of Herman Brood & His Wild Romance.