The Audience (band) explained

The Audience is a young post-punkband from Nuremberg, Germany. In 2007, the band released their first album Celluloid on the German label Hazelwood. The band described its musical style as a "polymorphous potpourri of rock, punk, garage and new wave".

Lead singer is Bernd Pflaum. He is supported by an eclectic rock accompaniment with a prominent presence of the organ, played by Johannes Preiss. Other band members are bass player Michael Arnold, guitarist Sebastian Wild and drummer Florian Helleken.

During the Eurokeennes Festival of 2007, The Audience won the Tremplin band contest. In a review on the 3VOOR12 website, the band was praised as the "greatest revelation" of festival De Affaire as well as "absolutely promising".^[1]

External links

• The Audience official website
• The Audience on the Hazelwoodrecord label site
• Myspace page of The Audience (German)

Notes and References

1. http://3voor12.vpro.nl/lokaal/gelderland/nieuws/2007/juli/de-affaire-the-audience-overdondert-met-orgelwave.html "De Affaire - The Audience overdondert met orgelwave: Duitsers weten binnen no-time Drôhme op zijn kop te zetten" ("De Affaire - The Audience makes a huge impression with organ...", in Dutch), 3VOOR12 website, VPRO broadcasting (Netherlands)