Spliff

Spliff was a German New Wave ("Neue Deutsche Welle") band in the 1970s and 1980s. Formed in April 1979, Spliff was a split-off of the Nina Hagen Band, when male musicians (who played together before in German political rock band Lokomotive Kreuzberg) claimed that Nina had become too bossy. Spliff released four albums: The English album Spliff Radio Show and three German albums: 85555, Herzlichen Glückwunsch, and Schwarz auf Weiß. In 1984 the band members split up to focus on their solo careers.