Sentence The word 'krauts' can be used in informal contexts to refer to German people, though it is seen as offensive by some people.
For example, "The krauts sure know how to make a good beer!".
"Krauts!" Nat screams, tackling Claudette to the terrazzo & shielding her body with his own as the deafening blast of jet engines fills the air & twin.50 cal.
When the other krauts saw him drink water in the Beer Hall they should have known he was not to be trusted".
Some people prefer their krauts lightly fermented for just a few days; others prefer a stronger, more acidic flavour that develops over a longer time.
But perhaps it is also time for the wider contingent of England fans to honest about the fact that colonising a central point, draping it with England flags and aggressively bellowing "No surrender to the IRA", "10 German bombers", "If it wasn't for the English you'd be krauts" and "Fuck off Europe, we're all voting out" with beery belligerence is in itself an act of aggression.
The ordinary Frenchman runs the risk of boredom here - not something that would concern the limited minds of the Brits and the Krauts.
Certainly it appears to be the opinion of the majority of our European Army, men and officers, that the krauts (in peace, anyway) or even the dagos are preferable to the frogs or even the limeys.
Masquerading these knotty themes under a wave of heavenly kraut-pop, her album Y Dydd Olaf will be released on 24 July on Heavenly Recordings, after its initial limited edition run with Peski Records sold out in weeks.
But it shouldn't be: East India Youth's debut is the rain-soaked flyover between modern ambient and visceral techno, banging producer and mournful songwriter, frustration and elation, with driving kraut-pop songs that burst into glassy, brightly-lit instrumentals.
As ever, the London three-piece are much easier to enthuse about than describe, having laboured under more classifications than they'd care to remember during their three-year career; and while Brit-funk has been perhaps the least inspired charge levelled at them, there's also been kraut-rock and post-house, all too often accompanied by "fusion", with its awkward hint of uncertainty.
It's about as derivative as they come, but regardless, "Follow", the debut single from new London band Telegram (pictured) is a great blast of scuzzy, droney rock with a few kraut and glam hints, too.
October 28 2010 Oct. 28: JEFF the Brotherhood is the guitar-and-drum duo of Jake and Jamin Orrall, two actual brothers from Nashville who color sturdy punk with broad swathes of kraut rock and nineties grunge.
