It was a normal Tuesday afternoon in the Schwabing city library when an unexpected event broke the usual silence. The "Library Heavy Metal Studio" - famous for their spontaneous heavy metal concerts in the most calm and intellectual environments - stormed the hall, prepared to break the silence with their music.

The band began with the first ode, "Silent Shreds", which challenged the peaceful silence of the library. Some visitors flinched; the first “Pssst!” became loud. But the band continued to play - the volume and momentum increased.

The second ode – “Metallic Manuscripts” – sounded and the riffs echoed through the aisles full of books. The reactions escalated: "There's no peace anywhere anymore!" grumbled an older gentleman who was engrossed in a detailed biography.

Despite the emerging unrest, the musicians unleashed the third ode, “Hardcover Harmonies”. The audience was divided into two camps. On the one hand, those who were fascinated by the sudden mix of heavy metal, books and learning; on the other hand, those who asked in irritation: "What the hell is going on here!"

The quartet burned the fourth ode,  Dewey Decimal Distortion”. into the minds of everyone in attendance. The music was so powerful it almost shook the shelves, and it seemed to fill the air with a strange kind of excitement.

They reached the climax with the final ode, "Encyclopedia of Eruption " The clear unrest turned into anger and the librarian forcefully demanded: "Get out!"

The heavy metal concert in the Schwabing city library was over just as quickly as it had begun. The band packed up their instruments and left the scene, leaving behind a slightly confused audience, an angry librarian and the reverberations of the five unforgettable heavy metal odes that had shaken the city library to its foundations.