Bela B drops the masks: A look at abuse of power in skirt!

Bela B drops the masks: A look at abuse of power in skirt!

Sasenheim, Deutschland - Bela B Felsenheimer, the well -known drummer of the doctors, has taken up a controversial topic with his new novel “Fun” (Heyne Verlag): abuse of power and toxic masculinity in the music industry. Despite the apparently happy selection of titles, the lightness suggests, the novel reveals the dark sides of the industry. "Fun" illuminates the systematic exploitation of female fans by the fictitious band NBL/NBL, whose members enjoy drugs and abuse behind the curtain, while women are victims of discrimination and violence, such as 24Books.de explained.

overwhelming topic in the glow of fun

In his book, Bela B openly addresses the abysses of rock music and emphasizes that the male characters have fun, while the female characters only serve as objects for their pleasure. "The band is cared for, I see. Then let's go to the fun part of the evening," says a reading passage. In interviews, the author himself distances himself that the content of his novel should be understood as a direct reflection of the incidents about Rammstein, and yet the parallels are unmistakable, as krone.at reports.

"Fun" is not a light -footed novel: Bela B tries to expose the system behind the scenes of rock music by dealing with toxic masculinity and the mechanisms of abuse of power. The drummer who looks back on a career over 40 years in the music industry uses his own experiences to map the reality of the rock business. Playing with many clichés, he uses a narrative approach that often reminds of superficial voyeurism, but also raises critical questions. The novel opens the discussion about grievances and warns of mindfulness in dealing with each other in the music scene.