
Escalpo + Kezus Krijst
Escalpo and Kezus Krijst bring an evening of metal-punk and political punk to Musicon. Brazilian band Escalpo combines death metal with punk, while Rotterdam's Kezus Krijst plays uncompromising concrete punk.
Kezus Krijst are a Rotterdam betonpunk band who have been playing fast, raw Dutch-language punk since the late 2000s. Their debut album Haatdragend (2008) and follow-up Tweestrijd (2009) tackle religion, politics, work and the squatter scene from a firmly left-wing perspective. Singer Gunnar sets the band apart with a melodic, intelligible delivery that lets the sharp social commentary land.
Kezus Krijst released the debut album Haatdragend, a record of 17 songs about work, religion and the squatter scene.
The second album Tweestrijd appeared, again with Dutch-language concrete punk from a Rotterdam squatter perspective.