Dekadance

Dekadance is a German rock band from Dresden, founded in the early 1980s. Known for their eclectic sound, which blends genres like folk, jazz, and experimental rock, they are often described as having a Zappaesque style. The band was part of the alternative music scene in East Germany, sometimes critiquing the political system of the time. Their music is characterized by surreal and bizarre humor, which they often incorporate into their live performances. Over the years, Dekadance has released several albums, including "Happy Birthday," "Dem Deutschen Volke," "Peace Light," "Unfugged," "The Lappen," "Die Fette kommt," and "Live in London."

The band's membership has evolved over time, with key members including Bert Stephan on vocals, Black Buster on trombone, White Buster on saxophone, Hansi Noack on electric violin, Feuer Buster on guitar, Tom Götze on bass guitar, and Olaf Schubert (also known as Gabi Schubert) on drums. The band is also involved in various side projects, reflecting their diverse musical interests. Their most recent releases include "Versöhnliche Melodien für den solventen Herrn," continuing their tradition of innovative and eclectic music.

Genres

Alternative

Folk

Indie Rock

Rock

Jazz

Avant-garde

Blues

Experimental Rock

Psychedelic Rock

Progressive Rock

Latest Release

Versöhnliche Melodien für den solventen Herrn

Dekadance

Album - 12 Tracks - Released January 11, 2016