i dreamed of you. you were standing at stage with a poem and you are rehearsing a play. you have to play the violin in 6/6 and a poem had a voice. i was sitting in the audiance and a artdirector next to me . he was shouting because you both are making mistakes more to the directotr but you started to discuss. the director wasnt friendly . i start to fight with him and i had a knife. when we stop fighting, i told you that you have to much to do and i will go to europe. back, you say ciao to me.... and the dream ended up you were making some mistakes because the poem wasnt in tune

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About Krysmopompas

Not only does their name comes from the mysterious terrorist group featured in the German sci fi/trash film Kamikaze 1989, but so does their sound. They are influenced by Fassbinder’s ideas, the writers Rolf-Dieter Brinkmann & Eugene Ionesco, and the music of Neue Deutsche Welle bands such as EA-80, Fehlfarben and Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle, classic Krautrock like Neu and Can, as well as Wire. (Midheaven/Revolver; US music distributor). Wer behauptet, Krysmopompas könnten nicht singen, der möge sich B. Brechts Theatertheorie durchlesen. Stichwort »V-Effekt«. Aufwachen statt Einfühlen!… (SKUG-Magazin) The claustrophobia in their sound gives the same paranoid, nightsweat feel of MX-80, but with its necktie loosened; cascading chords ring out in mood-setting pallor, as the speeches continue. Very unassuming at first, but as you get through four sides of this group, you’ll begin to appreciate just how much they accomplish within such a strict sound, pushing at the walls around them with increased vigor and restlessness. (Dusted Magazine, 2008) German neo-new wave, with guitars beamed in straight from 1980 and songs so angular they sound like were written with a protractor… the band rock a big hole into your skull. These are worthy students of the Wire/Gang of Four school. (Jason Hernandez, Rate your music) "neue Deutsche welle and krautrock with Wire-like minimalism." Well said, although we're not going to make it quite so reductive. Bands like Der KFC, Abwarts, and Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle definitely deserve mention, and maybe even a little Art Brut minus the slappy irony. Although, these guys' sense of melody is much more restrained than the latter, with simplistic structures rooted in repetition and sparse application. That's pretty much where the German new wave thing comes in. …. …We read somewhere that they were "post-post," and while we're not entirely sure what that means, it kinda makes sense. (Aquarius Records) Berlin-based KRYSMOPOMAS started in 2004, using guitar/ bass/ drums+ an 80ties Casio keyboard. Line up: Herr R ✝ , Yann Sari, Ilja Stahl, Jc.

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