Bad Bone Beast

Watch out for the BEAST!

Instead of sitting back, the trio BAD BONE BEAST has used the pandemic break to self-produce their debut album "EXTRAVAGANZA", which will be released in 2021 via the Drakkar Entertainment label.

After the brilliant start with their EP "Water Into Wine" released in 2019, "EXTRAVAGANZA" reflects the consistent further development of the hard rock grunge trio and sets the first major milestone in their discography.

Club and festival shows in Germany, France and the Netherlands, as well as support shows for Marco Mendoza (USA) and Birth of Joy (NL) have already proven that the band around exceptional singer and bassist Ruben Claro is able to carry away any audience. Together with guitarist Alexander Schmitz and drummer Klaas "Ugge" Ukena, they will now be tearing up the stages with songs from the new album.

This energy-filled event, as well as the new record

"EXTRAVAGANZA" should really not be missed!


BAD BONE BEAST are:

Ruben Claro - bass, vocals

Alexander Schmitz - guitar

Klaas Ukena - drums


The press writes:

"Hard rock, grunge as dry and natural as a calling card from the stoner desert rock desert. Bad Bone Beast are virtuoso instrumentalists, painting the fusion of bombast rock, heavy riffs and psychedelic out loud with the humming booming sound of sup pop." (underdog-fanzine.co.uk)

"Unlike similar-sounding genre colleagues, BAD BONE BEAST don't get dusty in the vintage muff, but guarantee a fresh approach despite the nostalgic flair both in rockier moments with lots of drive and in quieter parts with braked-out temperament." (Rockhard.de)

A successful debut of the young German band. This is blues rock with a lot of soul and a touch of grunge, you like to listen to it. It sounds good and doesn't need to orientate itself to the mainstream. (stormbringer.at)

This water turned into wine proves to be an aperitif in the truest sense of the word and awakens the desire for more.(musikreviews.de)

Bad Bone Beast deliver with this EP power package the proof that five awesome songs (which all ignite), are better than ten half-awesome ones. The trio shows from the first second that they know where the groove frog has the curls. This one is timelessly good, guys!

(Guitar Magazine)