German punk rock band Noopinion has made a strong return with their new album, released under SBÄM Records. The band, formed in 1999 and rooted in the skate-punk scene, is known for their intense sound and straightforward lyrics. Their latest work brings back the powerful riffs, quick drum beats, and strong vocals that have defined their style for decades.
After an 11-year gap, Noopinion is ready to launch their sixth studio album, Revolt And Resolve, set for release in 2024. This comes after a series of well-received albums, including End of the Line (2000) and No Chains for Change (2013). Their music continues to be a mix of melodic hardcore and skate-punk, combining high-energy tracks with modern production.
The band members—Philippe Lenk (guitar/vocals), Mike Thom (bass/second vocals), Patrik Fischer (guitar), and Stephan Sulzgruber (drums)—have been friends for over 30 years. Three of them are part of the original lineup, meeting as teenagers while skateboarding and deciding to form a band. Their spontaneous start turned into a long-lasting career filled with international success.
Noopinion has played over 2,250 concerts across 20 countries and four continents, building a strong fanbase over the years. Their journey has taken them to places like Germany, Austria, China, the USA, and Australia, and they have performed alongside notable punk and rock acts such as Pennywise, Ignite, and Bouncing Souls. This global reach has helped them cement their place in the punk rock community.
The band is also known for their engaging live shows and the connection they build with their fans. With Revolt And Resolve on the horizon, Noopinion plans to get back on the road, bringing their music to audiences far and wide. Their commitment to high-energy shows and punk spirit ensures that their upcoming tours will be events to remember. Fans of skate-punk should keep an eye out for their latest chapter, promising more of the raw, fast-paced sound that made Noopinion a staple in the genre.
Revolt And Resolve is a statement on Noopinion’s enduring passion for punk rock, showing that even after decades, their music remains as powerful and spirited as ever.