KILLFLAVOUR Saarbrücken, Germany
“There are a lot of bands out there these days playing or at least somewhat influenced by Krautrock. The artistic movement
started in Germany in the late 60’s, though most of the newer artists playing this kind of music these days come from other countries. But I can tell you this, from pure sound alone, KILLFLAVOUR are the real deal."
Excerpt from Aural Innovations #39 by Jeff Fitzgerald
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