Britta Neander was a pioneering German drummer and vocalist who made significant contributions to the German punk and alternative music scenes. In 1979, she co-founded one of Germany's first all-female punk bands, where she remained a core member until the group's dissolution in 1985. Her drumming style and vocal presence helped define the raw, energetic sound of the band during a transformative period for German punk music.
Following the band's breakup, Neander continued performing with various independent and alternative acts throughout the 1980s and 1990s, maintaining an active presence in Berlin's underground music community. Her work as a drummer showcased her versatility across punk and experimental genres, influencing the German alternative music landscape and contributing to the country's vibrant post-punk scene.
