BudZillus with new Album in Istanbul!
Founded in 2008 by five local Berliners, BudZillus have developed into one of the German capital's most successful bands.
After more than 500 concerts, nationally and internationally, including tours in the USA, Russia and Mexico, the band have earned themselves a loyalfanbase, filling concert-halls with 500-1000 capacity. The well-known Berliner Schnauze meets international flair and hand-made warmth. BudZillus's concerts are like a big balkan wedding party –people singing along, people dancing, people sweating, both on stage and in front of it.
But making hand-made music doesn't necessarily exclude you from little adventures into Berlin club culture. BudZillus were the house band of the now legendary Bar25, as well as performing regularly in clubs like Kater Holzig and Ritter Butzke, and have been remixed by worldwide-known Djs Oliver Koletzki and AKA AKA.
Now Budzillus published their third album 'Besser wird's nicht' (eng.: as good as it gets)
The band has stayed true to their roots, but the music has developed into something different, something guitar-heavy and raw –rock 'n' roll, surf, punk and folk take centre stage, but their typical eastern-European influences from earlier albums also shine through, with violins, clarinets and banjoes providing the melodic putty and the nostalgic undertones at exactly the right moments. The lyrics are almost exclusively in German.
Bringing their new sound to Istanbul, Budzillus will perform in the following venues in may:
22.05. @ Eski Beyrut Sahne
The last record urged "Immer weiter" (English: Keep Going), and now the motto is "As Good As It Gets", so there's no time to wait!
What the press said about BudZillus:
"It's insane balkan music, crazy like a young monkey, musically a wild mix of styles –a bit of swing, a bit of ska, a lot of polka. But it's not about the genre, it's about the huge excess in itself, the exuberant, pure energy. The jokey lyrics are thrown out like you'd chuck vodka glasses at a wall with the aim of shattering them today to find happiness tomorrow." -Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
"Kondorosi and his band spun through everything from hot jazz to punk, swing, polka, blues and oriental melodies, bringingmany influences together, leading to a fiery gumbo that impressed all of the wedding guests and left them hungry for more of the new sound they'd heard." -Tip Berlin
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