Batbait (garage-rock/zürich) + Fatigue (grunge spiced riot punk) x Schokoladen

Who is Batbait, and how do they make music that is so intense and strangely beautiful? (Because if we finally let rock music speak for itself, it would say with great certainty that it wants to be played by Batbait.) A sound that is much more than distorted guitars and driving rhythms. Sound unfolds here that doesn't just scratch the surface, but reveals deeper layers. Glittering in the noise. Against the Glotz. When the patriarchy falters, Batbait resonates. Accessibility is renegotiated when they shred their songs. DIY is not a style here, but a lived reality. The four musicians uncompromisingly develop their own musical language, free from conventional boundaries: distortion, wafts of reverb and clicking rhythms interweave into a complex, multi-layered experience. Music, text, visual art and aesthetics shape her work, which focuses on self-determination and independence. Batbait show how rock music doesn't just need a lot of space, but can be loud and angry and at the same time reflective, joyful and sensitive. The combination of sound and content creates a sound that evades all rock sub-genre boundaries and goes its own way - radical and independent Second. Meanwhile, at Batbait Pasta even cooks in cold water.

Fatigue is rough guitar riffs, driving drums, catchy choruses to sing along to, and edgy vocals with an empowering, feminist message. Music that moves between punk rock, garage punk and grunge. So, grab a cold drink and go!