On their new album, the famous indie rock band “Ja, Panik” demonstrates optimism in times of constant crisis – and finds their way back to rock. That suits them very well, as their appearance in Münchner Strom proves.
As the concert reaches its climax, Andreas Spechtl suddenly disappears. That means you can still hear him very well, but for a while only a few people will be able to see him as the singer, guitarist and brilliantly clever Denglisch lyricist of the indie rock combo Yes, panic has gone backwards to where only long-haired lead guitarists from classic rock bands usually go when they want to emphasize while playing that things are now really cathartic and ecstatic: onto the stage floor.