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In the organizer's words:

I don't understand. Aren't they a rock band? Why do they say rock 'n' roll is dead? They play... I DON'T CHUCK!!!"

Yeah, what can you say to that. If you've seen ELL before, it's obvious: this band buries the arrogant part of rock'n'roll, is completely ego-free on stage and, despite the clearest expressions of aggression, just wants everyone to love each other. No more macho rock star posturing, which actually only constructs abuse of power or personality cults. Instead, brutal honesty, mistakes, just being human. Everything that AI cannot (yet) do. So it's better to get involved now before it's too late.

Countless people report after an ELL concert:

Likeable? "Yep!"
Authentic? "Oh yes!"
Sound? "How do they do that?!?!"

To summarize: Audiences usually leave ELL shows with a cemented grin, well-ventilated ears and that warm, cozy feeling of having had a sandwich made with lots of love.