Blitzgigs.de presents an early summer evening gig at the ever cosy Knochenbox showcasing two Berlin based bands. Strange Forces fresh off their recent European Tour in support of their self-titled debut EP (click it and listen) headline this evening blasting out their very unique brand of psychedelic rock with the newly added wash of electronic

Sounds like a nice evening this one at the Noisy Rooms on Warschauer Str with Trophy Wife from Philadelphia who recently played Bei Roy, supporting are Sissters and Bodybuilding. TROPHY WIFE are Katy Otto (formerly of Del Cielo, Bald Rapunzel) and Diane Foglizzo. The Philadelphia-based two-piece combines a heavy guitar sound that is influenced by

Destroy, Munich breeze through Germany for a few dates on their short tour, stopping by the lovely NBI for a show with I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream. This seven-piece hail from Hollabrunn, Austria, have recently released their debut album Don’t Forget The Birthday Cake on the excellent Schoenwetter Schallplatten and also recorded an

Vetiver hit the Postbahnhof tonight and what can you say about a band you’ve seen several times before, well for a start they have a new album out, The Errant Charm, of which has been said: The Errant Charm is a superb soundtrack for an afternoon idyll. Vetiver bandleader Andy Cabic spent hours wandering the streets

Words: Amy Armed with a back catalogue so extensive you wonder where they found time to write it all (not to mention Conor Oberst’s solo work and various side projects), Bright Eyes come to Columbiahalle this evening to showcase their latest studio offering The People’s Key. Having evolved from being the obscure soundtrack of teenage

Lo-fi heaven at Berghain Kantine of all places courtesy of Alltogethernow or #a2n. The all2gethernow e.V. (abbreviated “a2n” ) is an independent platform and event series that looks for new strategies within the music business and it’s cultural landscape. a2n invites all artists, music labels, industry professionals, the web community, media and fans to a

Camera are Berlin’s latest and perhaps cleverest, band, to make use of the fact that yes, you can just start a gig at a U-Bahn and then get yourself a record deal and obviously a proper manager to take care of your shit because you’re too busy practising and writing music and entertaining the masses.

Chilly Gonzales brings his Chamber Orchestra to the Volksbuehne to wow you folks with his incredible piano playing and his other uncountable musical skills. There’s only one Chilly Gonzales, you know who he is and he’s Unspeakably talented. Here’s I Am Europe from this year’s Ivory Tower album

The Feminists turn it up down in Trickster and try to sell some more of their excellent debut album which was released only last month and which is a hole in your collection, you just haven’t realised yet. Sam Dale and co play Fusion Festival on Thursday so expect them to be switched on more

Trans Am arrive beginning of July in Europe for a whistle-stop thirteen date tour of this gorgeous summer, stopping by Berlin’s Festsaal Kreuzberg along the way. Needless to say it’s still going to be hot and sticky, which means another lovely evening sweating beer. Drummer Phil Manley is alone capable of raising the temperature by