“I can do the stage, but it’s difficult for me here too,” states the euphoric Strolz early in the set, “it’s like a mixture of first communion, wedding speech and the first speech in parliament.” He points out early on that he actually can’t sing and doesn’t intend to. In fact, most of the voice comes from the tape during the set, Strolz likes to listen to himself reverently on a black leather armchair, only to sweep across the stage like a dervish shortly afterwards to reinforce his messages in the songs by gesticulating. While Razelli changes into the classic outfit (Schwarzenegger mask and sweatpants) after three songs, Strolz uses the stage as a dressing room. He wears a Guy Fawkes mask to “Brothers Of Regression”, has two generals marching in the controversial and martial “I have to win” or switches between a blonde wig and a flashy “toxic masculinity” outfit in “Hotti Lottie At The Pool”.
Live in Simm City – Matthias Strolz invited people to electro-life advice
