Grauzone

Grauzone: Synth-Pop Pioneers with a Dash of Swiss Eccentricity

Imagine the Swiss Alps echoing not with yodels, but with synthesizers. That's the sonic landscape crafted by Grauzone, the quirky new wave maestros who emerged from the heart of Bern. In the early '80s, brothers Martin and Stephan Eicher, along with Marco Repetto and Christian "GT" Trüssel, gave Switzerland a musical makeover.

With their hit single 'Eisbär,' Grauzone proved that even in a land of chocolate and precision watches, there's room for experimental electro-pop. Mixing minimalism with a playful touch, they turned stages into sonic playgrounds, leaving audiences bouncing to beats that were as unpredictable as Swiss weather.

Grauzone may not have conquered the world like their Swiss watches, but their legacy lives on in the hearts of synth enthusiasts. So, grab your fondue fork and tune in to the infectious groove of Grauzone – where precision meets party, and every synth riff is a slice of musical chocolate.