The martial band name is somewhat misleading: the quartet Phalanx doesn’t sound like a closed formation, but rather an open system. The relevant coordinates are jazz and something metal-avant-garde-like, hard to define. Anything can actually happen within these coordinates, and when the band speaks of “25 ideas” per composition, this is still modestly formulated.
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VISUAL Phalanx
The wealth of ideas and the beauty in Phalanx’s music come from poles which are traditionally still opposites: jazz on the one hand, rock and noise on the other. Or transferred to the instruments: the piano on the one hand, an electric guitar – distorted in many interesting ways – on the other. Jazz-rock, so to speak – but without everything that classic jazz-rock often makes so gruesome. So without narcissistic soloing around and screaking.
- Axel Zajac – Gitarre
- Xaver Feest – Bass
- Johannes Pfingsten – Schlagzeug
- Mathieu Bech – Klavier, Komposition
Live on YouTube:
Free entry – it is suggested to give some money if you like the band
The Peppi Guggenheim is a smoking bar
Admission from 18 years
Dates
March 2026
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