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When a band releases a posthumous EP at the very first sign of life, it’s clear that this is not about straightforward careers, but about musical stories that refuse to be concluded. This is what happened with the Hamburg trio Men And The Man (2/3 of <a href="spotify:artist:5NqvQEpIuW5CqlxzsnBNF7" data-name="Hell and High Water">Hell and High Water</a> ), who sent an echo from their rehearsal room in 2023 with their self-titled 4-song EP, while the musicians had long since scattered to other realms.
But some rumblings remain underground – and so drummer Dennis Reher and bassist, organist and singer Kai Namslau found no peace until 2024, when guitarist Bernd Florian joined them to complete the circle. Since then, the band has been pulsating with a new heart. The result: a second EP called ‘2’, comprising five songs and bearing the signature of a formation that has found its own language. They move in the field of tension between alternative rock and indie rock – between driving grooves that make the ground tremble like heartbeats and playful ornaments that flit through the songs like fleeting flashes of thought.
But some rumblings remain underground – and so drummer Dennis Reher and bassist, organist and singer Kai Namslau found no peace until 2024, when guitarist Bernd Florian joined them to complete the circle. Since then, the band has been pulsating with a new heart. The result: a second EP called ‘2’, comprising five songs and bearing the signature of a formation that has found its own language. They move in the field of tension between alternative rock and indie rock – between driving grooves that make the ground tremble like heartbeats and playful ornaments that flit through the songs like fleeting flashes of thought.
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