Reverend Beat-Man and Milan Slick.

They met in 2020 during the pandemic, when they wrote a soundtrack for a vampire movie.

They started touring together and recording an album as Reverend Beat-Man and the Underground. They produced a

soundtrack and a macabre dance party for the downfall of mankind.

One-man band primitive rock 'n' roll trash.

Hi!

Energy Lo-Fi One-Man Band. Reverend Beat-Man meets the sophisticated, clever, playful and dark Milan Slick.

In 2025, they recorded their first album together in Bern, Switzerland, with Sebastian Zwahlen.

The one and only Robert Butler (Miracle Workers). They played many shows together across Europe.

Sonic Records in Paris, the Palp Festival, etc.

Reverend Beat-Man

is actually a one-man band on a mission to play blues, trash and wild rock 'n' roll. Born in 1967 in Bern,

Switzerland, in the summer of love and hate. He has been on tour since 1992, playing about 200 shows per year as a one-man

band or with his band The Monsters. He has played all over Europe, North and South America, Japan, Vietnam and New Zealand.

He has played at CBGBs, Montreux Jazz and Muddy Roots, and is the founder of Voodoo Rhythm Records (1992).

If he were a politician, even his enemies would respect him.

He was nominated for the Swiss Music Prize in 2014 and won the local music prize for Most Influential Musician.

He runs a record and curios shop in Bern, the capital of Switzerland.

Milan Slick (born 2004) is a singer-songwriter who is still at the very beginning of his career, but he has

already collaborated with renowned artists such as Mario Batkovic, Reverend Beat-Man, and Jürg Halter. In his music

You can hear influences from Nick Cave and David Bowie, among others, but you can also hear his own idiosyncratic

young voice emerging, which we hope to hear a lot more of in the future. He plays with his band, Fatigues.

Video of a live performance in Paris: youtu.be

Live video at the radio: youtu.be

Reverend Beat-Man's Bandcamp: reverendbeatman.bandcamp.com