Muscles On The Move
Muscles On The Move formed in Germany in 1996 with Benjamin Eicher on vocals, Stefan Gessl on guitar, Alexander Kaczmarek on bass, and Michael Lass on drums....
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Muscles On The Move formed in Germany in 1996 with Benjamin Eicher on vocals, Stefan Gessl on guitar, Alexander Kaczmarek on bass, and Michael Lass on drums. Their debut single "Schön" came out the following year and became their biggest hit, pulling from electronic dance music styles like techno and house.
They released several albums through the late 1990s and early 2000s, including "Schöne neue Welt" in 1998 and "Alles wird gut" in 1999. Their stage presence and lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being provocative, and there were legal questions about "Schön" at one point.
They kept making music that touched on themes of love and sexuality without changing their approach much for mainstream tastes. The band's work, especially that early single, found an audience in electronic dance circles.
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