Strange Forces get their 27 date European Tour off to a start tonight at White Trash. Having released their five-track self-titled debut EP just last week on new label Under Fire Is Born this psychedelic trio head for Denmark, a few other german cities, Vienna and no less than ten dates in Poland, Czech, Slovakia
The fantastic Ron Sexsmith provides you with the perfect excuse to treat your significant other to a fancy Tuesday night out in the plush Admiralspalast. It’s been a few years since I saw him live but by all accounts it’s still a special evening of the finest song-smithery that you won’t forget in a hurry.
Liturgy drop round to Levee Club tonight to amaze and stun the uninitiated. It’s gonna be awesome and we shouldn’t miss this show but I will so I command you all to attend. Thrill Jockey helped me out with writing this one, such nice people: Brooklyn based Liturgy is Hunter Hunt Hendrix, Greg Fox, Tyler
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Alela Diane returns with her new record Alela Diane & Wild Divine in tow. In case you’re a part-time Alela fan such as myself and are thinking it’ll just be another folky-dokey record, albeit a great one like the others, well, think again. This record is born of the band she plays with and Alela herself.
Words: Amy Multi-instrumentalist and highly talented Sufjan Stevens appears at Admiralspalast tonight to cater to any mood you could possibly be in via his breadth of musical style. Ranging from softly spoken, Elliot Smith-esque songs, dark electronic beats and uplifting pop, there’s something for everybody here. By all accounts, his recent shows are
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Words: Amy I was first introduced to Dead Meadow whilst lying in the sun on top of a picturesque mountain for the Nick Cave-curated All Tomorrow’s Parties Festival. A perfect first impression I might add, as not only were they one of the most highly coveted bands to play on that particular day, but their
Akron/Family return to us for what could one of the highlight shows of the summer at Festsaal. Shrouded in mystery, the recording of S/T II: The Cosmic Birth and Journey of Shunju TNT has all sorts of rumours flying around. Of how the band disappeared for months to Detroit or a volcano in Japan, of
Times New Viking hail from Columbus, Ohio and consist of drummer / vocalist Adam Elliot, keyboardist / vocalist Beth Murphy and guitar virtuoso Jared Phillips. Touring on the back of the new album Dancer Equired the kids bring the noise to Marie Antoinette for what should a sweaty, ear bashing but pop-tune filled night. Here’s
