| The Inchtabokatables | |
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The Inchtabokatables in concert at Zeche Carl (2001) |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Berlin, Germany |
| Genres | Folk rock Punk rock Industrial |
| Years active | 1991–2002 |
| Associated acts | Rammstein |
| Website | www.inchtabokatables.com |
| Members | |
| "B. Breuler"/Robert Beckmann (vocals, violin) "B. Deutung"/Tobias Unterberg (cello) "Herr Jeh"/Jan Klemm (violin) "Kokolorus Mitnichten", "Dr. Tinitus Banani"/Titus Jany (drums) "Moeh" (bass) |
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| Past members | |
| "Franzi Underdrive"/Franziska Schubert (bass, 1991-1992) "Orgien-Olli"/Oliver Riedel (bass, 1992-1994) |
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The Inchtabokatables were a German band active from 1991 to 2002. The band only played on classical instruments (violins, cello, bass and drums). The band was known for their no guitar policy. Their style ranged from Folk rock and Medieval rock to Punk rock and on later albums even Industrial.
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The Inchtabokatables were formed on February 7, 1991 in a pub in Berlin called "Bärenschenke". The founding members were B. Breuler, B. Deutung, Herr Jeh, Franzi Underdrive and Kokolorus Mitnichten. Before joining The Inchtabokatables, B. Deutung and Herr Jeh played together with Subway To Sally singer Eric Fish in the band Catriona. Franzi Underdrive left the band shortly after the release of their debut album 'Inchtomanie'. She was replaced by Oliver Riedel aka Orgien-Olli. After the release of White Sheep and Ultra Oliver Riedel went on to join the Industrial band Rammstein. He was replaced by Moeh, who played in the Industrial band T.A.S.S.. The bands style changed more and more from Folk Punk to Industrial.
After 11 years of recording and touring, the band decided in 2002 to go on an 11 year hiatus. The band members are now in different projects: