New Medicine for the German music scene! (Or: The Funpunk lives!)

In the 80s swarmed the doctors from "red mini skirt" and the Toten Hosen dished an "ice-cooled Bommerlunder" on. Meanwhile, both bands have long since blossomed rightly the most sought after rock acts in Germany. The charts have long been led by casted, out of nowhere souped pop starlet. Alternatively, you can let yourself anschmachten by Xavier Naidoo and Roger Cicero. Even the rock is making a comeback, however, appear even in this area to be deadlocked stylistic devices compulsory for the great success. Where is he only occasionally, the sound that was once called the German Funpunk? It seems as if the whole of Germany in a swirl of musical monotony reached from which one comes out slow again. Whole Germany? No! A founded by indomitable musicians band from Pforzheim dares to resist the monotony! Your name: Four-man tent! So me is now their debut album "Pforzheim" before ...

And it is truly remarkable what singer bard Bruno B., Flippers drummer Tan Wang bonsai guitar strangler Tom Sirtaki, bass plucking Bata Ischmierwurst and trumpet wonder Jojo from Horn (he's told a relationship eleventh grade with Stefan Mross after) since succeeded! The "something other cover band" emerged Gassenhauer as "Ding Dong" (EAV) and "Hey I was so happy for you" (Matthias Reim) in their distinctive four man tent sound without rape case. But even own songs is on the shekel. Must not be missing here, of course, her biggest hit to date "Pforzheim", which is already developed with Bruno, Tan Wang and Tom's tape "First Doom" and in the same city long known. The video clip to for some time already circulating in various Internet portals. Likewise hitverdächtig is the self-written Hockey anthem "Blue Gold Stars". One almost has the feeling of being right in the stadium when Jojo trumpet resounds from the speakers! In a nutshell, it brings the final number "New Medicine": "Switching off Go ahead, hau rein So be it!"

The debut album "Pforzheim" is extending a mixture of different musical elements which bishin from punk rock to ska to Partyschlager. Cover versions live here next door to his own songs. Four-man tent fit into any category and can be forced into no predetermined musical concept. And that's exactly what makes this record so pleasantly refreshing! It is a summer album, but also works fine outside of the summer. It will be interesting what is still so everything gets out of the five domination and female machinations to the ears! A concert visit is worthwhile in any case!

What are you waiting? Get yourself the disc, placing them in your system, turn on and CELEBRATES :-)!