Artist description Due to an unforseen accident happening to Birgitte Mochtehaben, Fußgängerzone (the German band with the silly name) are currently unable to record or perform their fabulous brand of pop music. When a person has as much passion for music and creativity as does Ludwig von Scheißhoffen, the music cannot simply just be put on hold. Under his own steam, Ludwig is now still rocking on, in his own inimitable way, in cyberspace.

Music Style Easy listening electronic synth pop, with sweet and innocent lyrics

Musical Influences Fußgängerzone, The Frank & Walters, The Ayatollah Of Rock 'n' Rollah, Frostbyte Records

Similar Artists Fußgängerzone, The Frank & Walters, The Monkees, Pet Shop Boys

Artist History Originally in 'For Sure, Pretty Girls', Ludwig and Birgitte formed Fußgängerzone back in 1992, and swiftly became immortal music deities. they were responsible for the much documented success of the UK's Frostbyte Records before setting up their own label, Goodbye To Berlin Records in the year 2000. Although now going solo, Ludwig is devoted and dedicated to all things Fußgängerzone - these tunes and songs only serve to release his "creative build-up", and prevent him from exploding in a frenzy of spontaneous genius, as well as giving him another outlet other than masturbation. Ludwig has vowed only to publish very occasional EPs, with no plans to ever record an album on his own. Pre-production work on Fußgängerzone's forthcoming 'The Bunny Girl Audit' album has temporarily been put on hold, while Birgitte recovers from losing two fingers in a truly horrific accident on his farm. Birgitte is soon expected to have an intricate operation to attach two robot fingers to his severed hand, before undergoing extensive physical therapy to get his guitar spangling skills back to their normal, competent standards.

Group Members Ludwig von Scheißhoffen - performing and doing everything all by himself!

Instruments Synths, modules and samplers

Location Sutton, Surrey - United Kingdom

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