F.S.K.

Topsy-Turvy is the name of the new album by the band F.S.K. Since its inception in Munich in 1980, F.S.K. has been playing music for a world falling apart at the seams. At the same time, they’ve always been doing their best to turn things on their head. Topsy Turvy is about Theodor W. Adorno and Claude Lanzmann, the remains of pop, and how you can play jazz without being able to play jazz, and – as the vocalist, author, and DJ Thomas Meinecke puts it: it’s a romantic journey through the German woods that ends in the forests of death of the Shoah.