Another week in Biel/Bienne
After two powerful weeks in Biel/Bienne, the RhPf Touring Board stays in familiar territory but enters a completely different storm. Week 3 belongs to Crawling Crows, a duo that built their identity in the shadow of an old cement factory and shaped it into one of the most physical and unfiltered rock acts in the region.
Where Week 1 exploded with raw trio chemistry and Week 2 explored detailed storytelling and composition, Week 3 brings sweat, grit and forward momentum. Crawling Crows do not polish the edges. They sharpen them.
Meet Crawling Crows
Crawling Crows are Dani and Monti, two musicians who grew up near Biel/Bienne and began releasing music in 2019. They build their songs on powerful grooves, sharp riffs and a voice that cuts straight through the mix. The pair love to work with textures that feel alive. Sometimes the guitars are abrasive and electric, sometimes they turn intimate or melancholic, but the core always remains the same. They aim for honesty, urgency and impact.
Their music pushes the listener to move. It is rock built for motion, for impulse, for letting go. Nothing about Crawling Crows feels half hearted. They deliver full force and leave the glitter to someone else.
Their live history shows how much ground they have already covered. From Kulti 118 in Sursee to Böröm in Oberentfelden, from Eldorado and Le Singe in Biel to larger events like KUFA Lyss, Gravel Pit Festival, Cormo’Rock and Motorworld Festival. Wherever they play, the reaction is the same. People stop standing still.
What Makes Them Stand Out
Crawling Crows approach rock with a direct and unfiltered mindset. They combine weight, urgency and emotional charge without losing control. Their sound can switch from heavy and gritty to fragile and human. This range creates a strong identity. It comes through in their recordings like “Pyrrhocorax” and in singles such as “Dont Call Me Again” and “Rise Above”. It also appears live where the duo amplify their energy far beyond what two musicians usually deliver.
They understand space and density. They know when to hit hard and when to pull back. Most of all, they understand how to make simple elements feel alive. Their music is not about complexity, it is about movement. Every song pushes forward. Every moment carries intent.
Why Week 3 Is Theirs
The Touring Board exists to show how different voices in the Swiss scene bring their sound to life. After explosive underground rock in Week 1 and refined storytelling in Week 2, it felt natural to place Crawling Crows here. They represent another side of Biel’s creativity. A side built on instinct, sweat and the electricity that only happens when musicians trust their own rawness.
They also have a strong connection to the stages and communities around Biel and beyond. They built their audience step by step, venue by venue, and festival by festival. Their presence shows why the Touring Board matters. A single pedalboard can travel across Switzerland, but every artist leaves a different imprint on it. Crawling Crows bring pulse, grit and the kind of energy that makes a board feel like a living instrument.
Week 3 arrives with thick riffs, tight grooves and a voice that refuses to disappear in the noise. Crawling Crows turn the Touring Board into a catalyst. They make it move.
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