For the last interview episode of the year, we called Franklin Zoo frontman Rasmus Revsbech in the countryside of Denmark to talk about the origins of the band, the development over the years and of course their brand new album “The Dandelion Child”. We also nerd out a lot about grunge influences, the danish heavy music scene and the question whether the Franklin Zoo sound is more rock or more metal!
🎵 Franklin Zoo is:
Rasmus Revsbech, Leadvocals, Lyrics, keys, percussion
Daniel Hecht, Guitars backup vocals
Søren Dabros, Guitars, backup vocals
Anders Rune Hansen, Bass
Lars Bahr, Drums
💿 Discography:
Untamed (2013)
Franklin Zoo EP (2015)
Red Skies (2016)
The Dandelion Child (2021)
✔️ Follow Franklin Zoo:
Website: https://www.franklinzoo.dk/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/franklinzoofb
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FranklinZoo
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/franklin_zoo/
Spotify: https://bit.ly/FranklinZoo
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