A nice little evening lined up for you at Schokoladen yet again. Heavily influenced by Klaus Kinski and Serge Gainsbourg, the Love Lanes write and perform French, German and English songs somewhere between Fehlfarben, Killing Joke, Wipers and Les Dogs. They are currently working on new recordings and plan to have a 7″ out by
Natasha In Forest release their debut EP, Please Insert Coin, this evening at Antje Oklesund. Newcomers showing plenty of potential these kids offer a charming take on post-punk with their major influences Joy Division and Sonic Youth shining through. Supported by Tyran Tyran‘s tuneful indie/post-punk stylings and Altbau with their no wave/electro-rock this should be a good
Acid Mothers Temple return to Berlin for a show of awseometastic psychedelic guitar wig outs the likes of which have not been seen since last October 17th when the self-same band shook the foundations of NK with a performance probably not equalled in any venue in Berlin last year. The only way to describe one of
Welcome back The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart everybody. The one band that you could actually say deserve to be given the crown of best band to sound like The Cure since Robert Smith stopped trying, these kids simply tick all the right boxes when it comes to tuneful, playful indie-pop and they put
Image: Martin Dziallas The Kugelbahn Cranky Night is back with two Berlin acts for you adventurous folks willing to journey to Wedding, even though in reality it’s only far away in your imagination. The Kugelbahn shows so far have proved particularly popular for the aftershow entertainment, namely, bowling or, let’s get it right here, kegeln: Nine
When not being amazing in Nadja, his incredible band of guitar greatness, Aidan Baker is quietly playing shows all over this planet of ours and recording more music than you can imagine. Playing support to Sharon van Etten last February is just one of the side effects of being a prolific artist, people notice you
Gotye’s back already and no surprises there given the smash-hit aspect to his recent career in the shape of the video below, Somebody That I Used To Know featuring Kimbra
Django Django take their energetic live show to Festsaal Kreuzberg tonight in what surely will be a sell-out show given the amount of hype and attention these boys from Scotland have received this year. Big festival appearances and now their first headlining tour on Europe have cemented their reputation as one of the success stories
Do Make Say Think have been back in Europe for the recent Constellation Records 15th Anniversary shows in Bern, Paris and Leipzig and have decided to drop in on us lucky people of Berlin and several other cities and about time too I’d say. Since their last appearance in 2009 at the old Magnet Club
This is the best line-up you could wish for on a Monday night at the cosy Monarch. Don’t be surprised if you find a stranger’s head resting on your shoulder halfway through the show and don’t be surprised if it doesn’t bother you at all, that’s the effect these bands tend to have on crowds,
