Kermheat - Humanchico (2005)

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Kermheat - Humanchico (2005)

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Some people think guitar shredding is a thing of the past like a distant memory of the 1990s. That’s because they haven’t heard Kermheat. Kermheat’s music refuses to be pigeon-holed. It associates techniques from the past with contemporary electronic sounds in order to create a futuristic atmosphere. Kermheat’s music explores a whole slew of styles, which allow him to reach music lovers in general as well as the fans of these various musical genres. Kermheat’s approach suggests a new concept, where hard work contrasts with self deprecating irony and an off-beat sense of humour. Although Kermheat’s music is complex, it is aimed at all listeners in search of a new experience in sound, vibration and humour.

The world of superheroes has changed. In the past, great names such as Superman, Batman, Spiderman, The Tick or even Poneyman waged a merciless war against organised crime. arthlings could sleep peacefully. All these heroes from the glorious past are now retired. They sit comfortably ensconced in their wheelchairs, quietly waiting to breathe their last. They watch the new generation between a nap and a game of Scrabble. Wonderwoman, aged 68, a resident of the Daffodil Nursing Home, remembers : “In my day, we fought crime and we saved poor people. Unfortunately, things have changed.“ It’s true, everything is going to hell. Crime is back and it prospers and terrorises poor people. Humanchico is the symbol of the new generation, he is the new saviour. However, his aims are less noble than one would expect from a more traditional superhero. Never the less, Humanchico fights with the same gusto as his forefathers, except his worse enemies are now French-fried potatoes.