Kummerbuben is an innovative Swiss band known for their eclectic sound that melds elements of traditional Swiss folk music with alternative rock and punk influences, resulting in a vibrant and distinctive musical style. Hailing from the Swiss capital of Bern, the band was founded in the mid-2000s and quickly made a name for themselves in the Swiss music scene with their energetic live performances and their unique blend of accordion, guitar, and a punk rock spirit.

Their music often explores themes of life's darker corners and the rugged, raw emotions found therein. Kummerbuben's ability to interweave tales of love, crime, and existential ponderings with their signature sound is evident in tracks like "Oberwil-Lieli" and "Liebi und anderi Verbräche". Their recent works, including "Itz mau Apokalypse" and "Krabat," continue to showcase their narrative strength and aural diversity, confirming their status as avant-garde folk-rockers who are not afraid to push boundaries. With the dual release of "Dicki Meitschi" and the haunting themes in "Weidwund," along with the reflective depth in "Schattehang," Kummerbuben have solidified their prominence in the contemporary Swiss music tapestry, appealing to a broad audience with their robust storytelling and genre-fusing sounds.