Die Tödliche Doris (Deadly Doris)

Pass away Tödliche Doris (“Deadly Doris”) was a German efficiency artwork/music group which were collectively from 1981-1987, lengthy more than enough to record several albums, singles, and more than enough video tape to warrant several produces. The three music group people — Käthe Kruse, Wolfgang Müller, and Nikolaus Utermöhlen — shaped in response against the abruptly well-known Neue Wilde painting in Berlin. Die Tödliche Doris mixed rather dadaist theatrics using their music. Actually the new influx sound from the band’s second recording, Unser Debüt, wasn’t as straightforward since it seemed; using their following recording, Sechs, the music group revealed that both albums were designed to be paid attention to simultaneously, developing a third, “unseen” recording.