The band has officially released five studio albums: Backstage mit Freunden in 2009 and Wut im Bauch, Trauer im Herzen a year later — both released via Diffidati Records —, Scheitern & Verstehen in 2012, Bleiben oder Gehen in 2015 and Sturm & Dreck in 2018 via Audiolith Records. The 2015 released fourth studio album peaked at no. 21 in the German Albums Charts. Sturm & Dreck reached no. 3 in German Albums Charts, no. 12 in the Austrian Albums Charts and no. 30 in the Swiss Albums Charts.
The band won several prizes like the Preis für Popkultur in 2017 for their campaign Noch nicht komplett im Arsch. Feine Sahne Fischfilet ranked second at the 2013s Courage Prize of the Linksfraktion at the Landtag of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Prior to that the band was nominated as Best Newcomer at the VIA! Vut Indie Awards. In 2018 the band was nominated at the Best German Act category at the 2018 MTV Europe Music Awards.
Max Bobzin – trumpet, backing vocals (2009–present)
Hauke – guitar, lead vocals (2022–present)
Former members
Ahl – drums (2004–2008)
Danny – guitar, lead vocals (2004–2009)
Tillmann – trumpet (2008–2009)
Christoph Sell – guitar, lead vocals (2009–2022)
Jacobus North – trumpet, backing vocals (2010–2022)
Trivia
Several members, including vocalist Jan Gorkow are part of the FC Hansa Rostock fan scene.[14]
The song Ostrava was dedicated to the FC Hansa fan scene; Keine Träne describes the estrangement of the fan scene.[15]
Vocalist Jan Gorkow had to face a lawsuit because he was accused to be involved in a confrontation with a neo nazi.[16] He was later acquitted by the court.[17][18]
In 2017 originally comedian Jan Böhmermann was receiving the VUT Indie Award but he didn't attend the Awards ceremony. Feine Sahne Fischfilet were declared as winner afterwards. Böhmermann and the band's members auctioned the prize on eBay and donated that money to Jugend rettet, an organization which helps rescuing refugees in the Mediterranean Sea.[20]
Jan Gorkow is involved in the campaign MV for Kobane.[21][22]
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