Patent Ochsner

Patent Ochsner certainly are a Swiss rock-band through the 1990s whose albums have regularly topped the graphs domestically. Founded by vocalist/songwriter Büne Huber in 1990 in Berne, Switzerland, the music group underwent several lineup changes over time. Besides Huber, who anchored the music group lineup, the latter-day incarnation of Patent Ochsner also included Disu Gmünder (acoustic guitar), Monic Mathys (bass), Andi Hug (drums), Christian Brantschen (key pad, accordion), Menk Grossniklaus (saxophone), Daniel Woodtli (trumpet), and Päs Steiner (key pad, wind tools). Patent Ochsner produced their full-length recording debut in 1991 with Schlachtplatte for the local label Zytglogge Verlag. The recording proved very popular, peaking at number 2 for the Swiss albums graph. The follow-up recording, Fischer (1993), released on COD Information, was the to begin several Patent Ochsner albums going to number one for the Swiss albums graph. Within the wake of the initial chart-topping achievement, Patent Ochsner authorized a major-label documenting agreement with BMG and released the albums Gmüsera (1994) and Stella Nera (1997), both which hit number 1. Furthermore, the band obtained a few Best 20 strike singles in this mid-’90s amount of maximum achievement: “Jänner” (1994), “Jacques” (1995), and “W. Nuss vo Bümpliz” (1996). After that, following the launch of the live recording, Wildbolz & Süsstrunk (1998), Patent Ochsner had been put on keep for half of a decade, where period Huber released the single recording Honigmelonemond (2000), a high Ten achievement, on BMG. Trybguet (2003) noticeable the band’s go back to the Swiss rock and roll marketplace, debuting atop the albums graph as typical. Patent Ochsner remaining BMG afterward, switching to Muve Information for Liebi, Tod + Tüüfu (2005) and Common for The Rimini Flashdown (2008); both albums had been chart-toppers.