Artist
Atlantis
70s German krautrock band
Hamburg, Germany · 1972 – 1976
Atlantis is a music group from Hamburg, Germany, active 1972–1976. Their discography on Gatefold includes 3 records.
3
Albums tracked
5
In collections
1972
Since
Biography
German rock band, founded summer 1972 out of Frumpy by Inga Rumpf, Jean-Jacques Kravetz & Karl-Heinz Schott; Initially completed with Frank Diez and Curt Cress. They were replaced by George Meier and Udo Lindenberg for the tour that followed after the first album Atlantis (Germany 1972) (opens in a new tab) was recorded. After the tour Dieter Bornschlegel and Ringo Funk joined the band to replace them.
After the tour for the second album It's Getting Better (Germany) (opens in a new tab) Kravetz left the band to be shortly replaced by Reiner Schnelle and later in 1974 by Adrian Askew. At that time also Alex Conti joined to replace Bornschlegel.
After the third album Ooh, Baby (Germany 1974) (opens in a new tab) Frank Diez returned replacing Conti and a second guitar player Rainer Marz joined.
Atlantis was disbanded January 1976, but still some recordings were made in March.
February 23, 1983 Atlantis held a reunion concert in Hamburg with the founding members.
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