The Dead Hands Germany
Former visionary heads of the Stereo Satanics (German Vintage Punk Rock) turned to the Dead Hands after the split of the
Satanics in 2010 to follow their uniquely musical vision on new paths.
The music is quiet, heartfelt, stormy, dark, sometimes beautiful und sometimes nasty. Rough soundscapes meet melodies sweet as kisses from the gone, baleful melancholy, silence, frenzy and noise.
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