Sicko
Sicko is a German rock band that formed in 2003. Their music tends toward aggressive guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, with lyrics that often touch on...
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Sicko is a German rock band that formed in 2003. Their music tends toward aggressive guitar riffs and anthemic choruses, with lyrics that often touch on rebellion and social commentary. Songs like "Wave Motion Gun" and "Count Me Out" show their style, which pulls from rock, metal, and hardcore.
They've released several albums since 2005, including "Sicko" that year, "Gekrönte Tage" in 2007, and "Zeitgeist" in 2016. Their most discussed track is "Mike TV," which has drawn criticism for lyrics some interpret as glorifying violence. The band has faced accusations of promoting right-wing extremism, and their concerts have sometimes been met with protests.
Sicko has defended their lyrics as meant to provoke thought and challenge norms, dismissing claims of extremism. Despite the controversies, they've found an audience in Germany and elsewhere in Europe.
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