Tuxedoo come from the mountains of Austria and developed the “Alpencore” there. With “Perchtenzeit” the band releases what is probably the first metalcore song in dialect. By the way, the Perchten custom comes from the German-Austrian Alpine region. Dark and spooky masked groups wreak havoc in the mountain villages at the beginning of winter. Originally designed to scare away evil winter spirits, the Perchten are still a spectacular and scary experience today. On their current album “Tales from the Rock Mass”, TuXedoo’s lyrics are all about the life of a mountain farmer…
I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you… stranger.
⋔ エ ꒚꒚ ﻯ ꒒ ü ¢ k ᅮ ᄐ ꒳ ᄐ ꒒ ᅮ ꎧ ᄐ ቄ ꒯ ᄐ エ ℕ ﻯ ꒒ᗑ꒚ 」ᄐ ᄐ ᅮ Ẕ ᅮ k ꑙ⋔⋔ ᅮ ꒤ℕ꒚ ᄐ ℜ ᄐ Ẕ ᄐ エ ᅮ
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