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Attentat

Attentat

punk rock

Est. 1978

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Sound in a sentence: "The music bristles with tension through relentless beats and sharp guitar riffs that provoke movement while demanding attention."
Attentat matters as a visceral expression of dissent within the punk rock landscape, channeling the raw energy and rebellion of the genre into an urgent call for change. Their music resonates deeply with audiences who crave authenticity and a voice that reflects discontent, making them a crucial fixture in contemporary movements advocating for social justice and political awareness.
Attentat matters as a visceral expression of dissent within the punk rock landscape, channeling the raw energy and rebellion of the genre into an urgent call for change. Their music resonates deeply with audiences who crave authenticity and a voice that reflects discontent, making them a crucial fixture in contemporary movements advocating for social justice and political awareness. The band's approach is characterized by an unrelenting commitment to stripped-down instrumentation and fierce vocal delivery, creating a sonic environment that feels both immediate and confrontational. This directness in their sound not only captures attention but also fosters a sense of community among listeners, galvanizing them into action rather than passive reception. Lyrically, Attentat often explores themes of resistance, identity, and societal struggles, weaving narratives that balance between personal experience and broader commentary. Their writing strikes a tone that melds irony with sincerity, engaging listeners not just as spectators but as participants in a dialogue about the issues at hand. The storytelling comes alive through punchy rhythms and provocative imagery, urging reflection while simultaneously pumping adrenaline.

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Discography

14 releases • 14 studio • 1981–2013
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