Yellow Jumps Twice

About Yellow Jumps Twice

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YELLOW JUMPS TWICE

Bands with a visual artistic flair are currently in vogue. However, a stunning audiovisual experience often goes hand-in-hand with poor content. Yellow Jumps Twice, on the contrary, achieves even the most sophisticated of ambitions and speaks equally to the heart, stomach and brain. Thanks to its melancholic and melodically powerful music reminiscent of Coldplay, Police or Bauhaus words and music enter a natural symbiosis. Sebastian Teufel’s vocals are the unmistakable trademark of the band, calling to mind Richard Butler (Psychedelic Furs) and Peter Murphy during his solo times. Elegantly moving between britpop, indie rock and classic rock music, the band manages to develop its own style and fixes the dreamlike melodies and catchy hooks in the ear of the listener. Yellow Jumps Twice provokes intense feelings through their harmonies, often taking their songs to anthemic heights. Still, the muted euphoria of the Hamburg-based indie troop works just as well in small, intimate venues. Listening to Teufel’s roughened voice, one might see himself at the same bar as Glen Hansard or the I Am Kloot boys during a night out.