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The Golden Mantis Mannheim, Germany
The Golden Mantis are the Mannheim/Germany based musicians Silvia Subosco and Roger
Münzenmayer.
Golden Mantis songs are a unique melange. Classic singer/songwriter meets Indie Rock, Dark Folk, Chanson and 80s New Wave. The sound of the band is carried by the unmistakable soft and deep voice of Silvia Subosco, her extraordinary melody leading and a melancholic basic mood.
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