Small but tight lineup at the new and already much loved Tiefgrund on the coast of Ostkreuz. Berlin/US/French post punk-art pop act No Nebraska headline with a set of technically amazing and logically unhinged numbers. Apostrophe, also an act that’s out of all Deutschland/US/Frankriech are in support along with DJ power provided by Raving Mad
Stoner doom rockers Crippled Black Phoenix are not just a supergroup, they are the supergroup. At least to their way of thinking seeing as they happily proclaim themselves to be the final evolution of music. That’s to say, nothing will come after them of any significance musically. Whether that’s because they’ve taken music as an
[image removed by request] Easily slotting herself into the royal family of female indie vocalists, Florence Welsh has more than once found herself put up on the same shelf as Kate Bush, Susie Sioux and Bjrk. Which for an artist who’s only broken out of her local scene just a few years ago, really is
The Megaphonic Thrift, more than just a clever name, are a loose knit super group hailing out of sunny Norway comprising members of Casiokids, The Low Frequency and Stereo 21. Described by NME as ‘face meltingly intense’, which means they’re so good you’ll be left disfigured at the end of the gig I guess, and no
Canadian indie-folk troupe Timber Timbre are no strangers to the open road, a fact that’s easy to tell both from the massive touring schedule they’ve set themselves and the simple openness of their music. With a swag full of their signature daydream songs, the kids make it here to Berlin for a show at the
As the moon rose to it’s highest point in the sky, Steve Smyth drove one night down a desert highway. Stopping the engine and turning out the lights, he set foot walking in amongst the dunes. Soon after, the Devil himself rose from the ground and smiled at Steve and offered him his hand. “I can
Living somewhere on the border of lands Jazz, hiphop and art-pop, Swiss fusion act Rusconi are nothing if not a unique beast. Unique though isn’t really the right word, new would be a better way of terming it since it’s not just that it’s dissimilar from everything else you might have heard, its also that
The French music scene here in Berlin is getting stronger and stronger with a bunch of bands and venues being easily identifiable as being in that circle, which is completely okay with us since the frenchies do have a knack of knowing what’s good and what’s not. The french garage rock column is headed here
It sounds like the future. Or at least what we thought in the eighties the future would sound like. French producer and label chief College is exactly who you’d want to soundtrack your life if you were living in a Bladerunner dystopia, haunting synth with automaton beats preceding each of your daily encounters with sentient
Moved from Privatclub to Bi Nuu! She kind of got off to a shaky start with her massive pop hit I’ll Kill Her, too easily written off as a one hit wonder, and to be honest, that was looking like the reality for a while there. But with a bag full of new tunes, and
