Last time I saw these guys they were being presented with a trophy after defeating my fan-mannschaft 1-0 in a tense and eagerly contested Immergutzocken 7-A-Side Football Final at the Immergut Festival in 2008. The memory sometimes keeps me awake at night. After kicking a ball through a circular hole in a makeshift goal-wall I
Pale Music celebrate their 10th birthday with a triple-bill of The Prostitutes, Tracy’O and Kill the Dandies! at Levee Club, which is the old Bang Bang Club made all new and shiny so the kids can make it all dirty again. Plus there’s FREE, yes, that’s FREE vinyl at the door in the shape of
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Giardini di Miro return to us once again although I can’t remember the last time I saw this lovely Italian band, it’s been too long that’s for sure. Having built up a back catalogue of four studio albums, three e.ps, countless singles and a soundtrack since 1998 they returned with Il Fuoco in 2009. It’s
Tennis are Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, a husband and wife duo who’ve burst into our lives quite literally with the most sun-kissed retro pop we’ve heard in years. Taking in only three german cities on their brief European tour yet again us Berliners come up trumps and get a chance to catch the band
Godspeed You! Black Emperor appeared out of nowhere to Europeans at the end of the last century with their multi-guitar, violin, cello and two drum-kit ensemble playing a beautiful droney wall of sound but ultimately epic and inspirational instrumental rock music beneath a background of grainy, black and white super-8 films. Post-rock was in it’s
Norwegian electro-poppers Casiokids play their second show in two days in Berlin. Their Thursday night appearance at the Future of Norwegian Music gig at the Maschinenhaus being sold out already this is your chance to catch this excellent outfit and perhaps to have a dance on a Friday night if the mood takes, which it
Berlin’s very own I Heart Sharks take the stage at Magnet once more this Saturday night making sure you, the kids, have enough dancing practice for the parties you will inevitably attend after this show. Three young men armed to the teeth with guitar, keyboards and live drums they’ve become well-known for their electrifying live
Three piece noise pop act Gay Beast raise a ruckas at West Germany with Gelbart there exacerbate the situation.
Fotos from Hamburg shot to our attention in 2006 with their self-titled debut album earning them well-deserved recognition and praise from none other than Broken Social Scene’s Kevin Drew…amongst others. Well, now, drunken rants at your friends about bands at 5am in the middle of the street, waving a bottle of beer around more dangerously
