DENNIS KISS SUPPORT: THE FUNERAL CRANKIES

In the organizer's words:

From the diary of a stray, Dennis Kiss tells of drunken nights, dark thoughts and the ecstasy that lies in between. Neighborhood poetry about wasted youth, accompanied by distorted guitars. In recent months, the Hamburg-based artist has played his way through the stages of the German-speaking world, including as the opening act for Betterov, Sportfreunde Stiller and Tristan Brusch. Dennis Kiss is walking the shining path of the Hamburg School, as Rolling Stone wrote about his debut album 'Norddeich Mole'. Now the musician is back with new music and shows that he has developed further in the last two years. On his upcoming second album, Dennis Kiss sounds more mature, more diverse and also more melancholy. The Hamburg band The Funeral Crankies are bringing a breath of fresh air to the local music scene. Founded three years ago at a music festival, the band brings together a wide variety of musical backgrounds. With an energetic sound that combines elements of soft grunge, doom and garage revival, they put the "fun" in "funeral". Their performances are characterized by driving drums, fuzzy bass and catchy riffs, which together with moody vocals create a rousing atmosphere. Whether on the stage of the Molotow or the MS Stubnitz - The Funeral Crankies are among the most exciting newcomers on the scene - and give a hint of things to come. This content has been machine translated.