Stiller Has
Stiller Has in 2009: Buser, Anaconda, Fürst, Schafer (from left to right)
Stiller Has in 2009: Buser, Anaconda, Fürst, Schafer (from left to right)
Background information
OriginBern, Switzerland
GenresMundart (Bernese German)
Years active1989–present
MembersRoman Wyss
Boris Klečić
Andreas Wyss
Andi Pupato
Past membersEndo Anaconda (died 2022)
Balts Nill (until 2005)
Salome Buser (until 2016)
Markus Fürst (until 2016)
René "Schifer" Schafer (until 2016)
Websitewww.stillerhas.ch

Stiller Has (German for Silent Hare) are a music band, originally a duo consisting of Endo Anaconda and Balts Nill, founded in 1989 in Bern, Switzerland. Considering themselves part of the Kleinkunst, or "small stage art" scene, they have nonetheless become a cult band across the German-speaking Switzerland.[1][2]

Stiller Has perform in Mundart, their native Bernese German, singing - as the Berner Zeitung put it - "about a piece of Switzerland that is paid little attention ... the middle country, the middle classes, the poor, the mediocre. ... Those that bitch about their fate, get drunk and get bitten in the butt by their own dog".[2] The NZZ has assessed them as "the band that has described and sung about the existential orientation of Switzerland like no one else".[3]

To date, Stiller Has have made numerous tours across Switzerland and released 15 CDs. In 1995, they received the Salzburger Stier and the Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis, the two most notable small stage art awards in the German-speaking countries.[4][5] In May 2007 Stiller Has received the Liederpreis 2007 for their song Geischterbahn.[6]

Discography

  • Stiller Has (1989) (on MC), 2001 re-edition on CD)
  • Der Wolf ist los (1991)
  • Landjäger (1994)
  • Moudi (1996)
  • Live auf Moudi Tour (1996)
  • Chole (1998)
  • Walliselle (2000)
  • Stiller Has (2001)
  • Stelzen (2002)
  • Poulet Tour (2004, live)
  • Geisterbahn (2006)
  • Zwanzig Goldige Hasensongs (2007, compilation)
  • So verdorbe (2009)
  • Böses Alter (2013)
  • Alterswild (2015, live)
  • Endosaurusrex (2017)
  • Pfadfinder (2020)

References

All links are in German, unless otherwise noted.

  1. ↑ Echo von Grindelwald / JungfrauZeitung, 25. November 2003: Cult band fascinates the audience of the Anchor
  2. 1 2 Süddeutsche Zeitung, 12./13. September 1998: "I'm just a stage pig": About the cult band Stiller Has and the secret Swiss yearning for anarchy
  3. ↑ Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 28 May 2005, Odes to the beloved, ugly homeland: When the Stiller Has plays and sings (PDF)
  4. ↑ "Preisverleihung 1995". Salzburger Stier (in Swiss High German). Retrieved 29 June 2019.
  5. ↑ "unterhaus – Der deutsche Kleinkunstpreis -Ausgezeichnet". www.unterhaus-mainz.de. Retrieved 29 June 2019.
  6. ↑ "Auszeichnungen". www.liederbestenliste.de (in German). Retrieved 29 June 2019.
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