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Schluss mit Lustik Eichstätt, Germany
3-Akkorde-Spaßpunk? Nein, es können auch gerne einmal 4 sein! Schluss mit Lustik hat musikalisch so einiges im Gepäck – Verstimmte Gitarren, krachende Bässe und krächzende A-Cappella-Stimmen, aber auch moralisch falsche Off-Beat-Rhythmen und Texte, bei denen das Niveau nicht gerade im Keller Bier holen ist. „Wir klingen extrem Scheiße, sehen aber verdammt gut aus!" ... more
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