Humanzi

It’s almost 2 years since Humanzi disappeared off the radar. The band took a step back from the hype that surrounded them, said goodbye to their native Dublin and decamped to Berlin, Germany. Immediately they found a creative space and began writing their [as yet untitled] second album. The album was eventually recorded in a derelict DDR radio broadcasting station used by the East German government right up until the fall of communism in 1989. In the very room where the East German National Anthem was originally recorded, and broadcast from, Humanzi set about creating a frightening and electrifying collection of new material. The writing and recording process was a slow and studious one in which Humanzi have redefined their sound. The result treads a dark, industrial but ultimately hopeful lyrical landscape. Out of isolation great beauty has come, from the heart of a kingdom of ghosts beats a sickening pulseHUMANZI ARE BACK.



Despite focusing most of their blood sweat and tears on the making of the new album, the band have been sporadically active on the live front. Avoiding for the most part Ireland and The UK, Humanzi have been playing European festivals, toured Scandinavia and been around Germany with The Beatstakes [an uber-rock outfit, Germanys biggest domestic Rock N' Roll act]. More recently they have toured with A Place To Bury Stranger. Much of the new album has been tested live to a great response every time. Humanzi are a more formidable live act than ever before.



From the grey skies of suburban Dublin to the Grey concrete walls of Deepest Darkest Berlin always maintaining a position outside the comfort zones of 'Black and/or' WhiteFriends.Once Again.We Give You.HUMANZI