GASH is a 70s Krautrock band from Germany featuring the musical talents of Manfred Thiers on bass, Reinhard Schiemann on drums, percussion, Frank Feldhusen on guitars, vocals, and Jochen Peters on piano, organ, and lead vocals. The band have released studio album in 1972, "A Young Man's Gash". The music is a definitive taste of the underground hard rock oriented sound churned out of the German Krautrock era. The music is replete with catchy songs, keyboard, organ and guitar solos and an overriding hard driving energy. The vinyl album is intriguing in that it features on Side A 3 songs of varying lengths all over 6 minutes. Side B is the one track 'A Young Man's Gash' in 3 sections.GASH are another of the early 70s Krautrock groups that released only one album and disappeared from the scene. The music should appeal to lovers of Krautrock with a harder edge and an emphasis on guitar and keyboard driven rock. Line-up / Musicians Manfred Thiers/bass Reinhard Schiemann/drums,percussions Frank Feldhusen/guitars,vocals Jochen Peters/piano,organ,vocals Discography A Young Man's Gash 1972
1.Angel And Mother 2.Twenty One Days 3.In The Sea 4.A Young Man's Gash
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