Image: Matthew Jensen Blitzgigs.de celebrates three years in existence with little bit of a shindig at Antje Oklesund involving everybody’s favourite things, bands, booze and I can’t think of another b-word but there’ll be plenty of great music on offer from DJ Heavy Rocks. Big Eater are a Berlin post-punk band of whom these most

Auster Club, otherwise known to many of you as “the old Privat Club (remember that place?) underneath the very delicious Markthalle restaurant, presents the second show in it’s White Room series, bringing you Snffeltffs, a lo-fi garage duo from Berlin who promise to soundtrack your drunk fun this Saturday night. One guy on the geetar, the

Psychic Ills off Sacred Bones records from Brooklyn bring their recent lenghty tour to Berlin and surely after so long on the road they must be in fine form on stage so this should be a great one. Suppport is from local boys Delta Love, a live one of theirs called Can I See You

It’s a special Antje klesund and today celebrates its 8,000th Birthday! Although no one really knows how old the old lady is she’s certainly provided us all with our fair share of happy memories and fun times. So come along and join the rest of the extended Antje Family from 8pm onwards for more live

Buke and Gase drop by Berghain Kantine, courtesy of Paper and Iron Booking, on their short European tour in support of recent album General Dome, singular stroke of genius as only these two know how. Aron Sanchez and Arone Dyer are a duo that have rightly earned the tag pioneers, playing self-adjusted instruments, the buke and

Eternal Tapestry from Portland bring their gorgeous and spacious psych-rock to White Trash tonight backed up by an impressive line-up of local psych acts including The Third Sound. Eternal Tapestry’s latest record on Thrill Jockey Records is called A World Out Of Time: The album opens with “When I Was In Your Mind,” which evolves from

Nordlicht Klub, the brainchild of Fr Records from Berlin, kicks off the latest in it’s series of short four day tours through East and West Germany which brings you the latest up and coming Scandinavian bands and this week’s tour looks like being one to remember with excellent Danes The Broken Beats and Captain Casanova.

Poster: Matthew Jensen Cranky Booking welcomes Caudal back to Antje klesund for their album release show only a few short months after they made their debut appearance at the Cranky Christmas show. Now that spring has decided to show itself it’s going to be an extra reason for celebration at another Cranky Night at everyone’s

Today sees the second show in this year’s series of Since The Devil Is Gone I Mostly Feel Lonely brought to you by the Monarch/Festsaal crew. Tonight is Paul Metzger, an Appalachian banjo wizard, who not content to play conventional banjos, has modified his to have 23 strings. It’s an impressive instrument and needless to

Image: Innen Aussum Cranky Booking brings you another tidy little line up on this Wednesday night and as always there’s something new in there for everyone in that Mute Swimmer will play their first full band show as a four-piece. Guy Dale, aka Mute Swimmer, is no stranger to many around Berlin and has firmly