Aussie rockers We Are Scientists make it here to Berlin for a massive gig at Festsaal in Kreuzberg

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Ian Svenonius, verteran warlord of such acts as Make Up, Nation of Ulysses and Weird War, is not a man to be trifled with. Do not look at him with bared teeth. Do not write his name and phone number on a toilet wall. Do not feed him after midnight. Do not at any point

Standout Berlin electro-rock three piece NIAS join the line-up for yet another Unicocktail party at Fritzclub, three floors of drinking and craziness. Here’s a number from Nias, released last year, here’s Made Up&#

Russian experimental surf/B music band Messer Chups take the stage at Bassy Club for a night of cut-up psychobilly & beat rock

Classic drum & bass artist Photek plays a live set at Horst. If you’re a fan of old-skool d&b, then this is not a night to miss

No strangers to Berlin and our sunny shores, Canadian duo Nadja wash up here once again in Berlin for a show in the new and effervescent Bei Roy in Neuklln. Performing a verdant sounding post-rock noise thing, a sound that is at the same time claustrophobic as it is comforting, somehow. Supporting on the night

Norwegian math rock band Ungdomskulen headline Magnet Club with a manic set of indie craziness. The gig is part of another Karrera Klub party, so DJs also. &nbsp

One of the founding members of foundation post-punk group The Birthday Party, a longtime collaborator with PJ Harvey (no relation) and member of Nick Cave’s Bad Seeds, Mick Harvey is not a man who washes up for solo shows in Berlin at all often, way too busy being amazing to hang out with the unwashed

A band that one day were small and the next day were massive while nobody really noticed it happening, Western Australians Tame Impala make it back to Berlin, moving on from Comet Club where they played their last show (photos) here, into Festsaal where they can really get the crowd they deserve and the space