With a mixture of clever, ironically socio-critical lyrics and hard guitar riffs, they design rock anthems here that depict Germany's social
climate forcefully but never hopelessly. Only understandable that the most dangerous band in the galaxy has something to say about the state of this planet in times like these, because: The new songs put a finger in the wound of a generation of young people who stand up and fight for
long-wrested values like tolerance, charity and cosmopolitanism. A generation to which the three themselves belong. Where scene greats and celebrities such as Sebastian Madsen, Klaas Heufer-Umlauf or Felix Brummer (Kraftklub) already trust the trio in their movie a future as a "cult band", one hears from studio circles that on the album some well-known feature guests from the German music scene have agreed.
The Killerpilze have gone their way unswervingly consistently forward and make with the new album to open a new chapter of success. That the young band has earned the general acclaim, they will also confirm on the upcoming tour with their energetic, sweaty concerts. Not for nothing is today confidently announced tongue-in-cheek "The best show in." feat. Die Killerpilze.
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