Sudden Infant Berlin, Germany
SUDDEN INFANT is a Swiss Industrial-Dada-Noise-Rock trio with Joke Lanz on vocals & electronics, Christian Weber on bass and
Alexandre Babel on drums.
Their first band-album „Wölfli’s Nightmare“ from 2014 on Voodoo Rhythm Records was produced by Roli Mosimann (Swans, Wiseblood, The Young Gods) and was very well received by critics and audiences.
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