Hassliebe was a German rock band from Donauwörth, founded in 2005 by Daniel Frisch on vocals and bass, Manuel Schnell on drums, and Manuel Gläser on guitar. By 2007, the group had played over 50 concerts and released their first EP, Muhackl, which sold 2,000 copies, in 2010. That same year, they won the RT1 Nordschwaben Top Act Festival and the band competition at the Kulturspektakel in Gauting, Munich. This led to a meeting with producer Jon Caffery, known for his work with Die Toten Hosen and Einstürzende Neubauten, who agreed to produce their debut album. Their first single "Warum" was released in 2008 and played on 40 radio stations. The band's debut album Niemandsland was released in 2010 under südpolrecords. The band disbanded in April 2016.
