Dackelblut were a German punk rock band from Hamburg formed in 1994. The ensemble consisted of vocalist Jens Rachut, guitarist Andreas Ness, bassist Wieland Krämer, and drummer Heiner Ebber. The group was established as the successor to the band Blumen am Arsch der Hölle. They released their debut studio album, Schützen und Fördern (1995), which was recorded in Norway and produced by Frankie Stubbs. Their recording career includes the studio recording Fluten und Tauchen (1997) and the extended play Dackelblut 7″ (1997), the latter featuring the track “Der Koch” (1997). Both studio albums were released exclusively on vinyl. The ensemble disbanded in 1999 following a tour in Japan.
