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[030] presents: Mit Dir Festival + GIVEAWAY
Last year, the Mit Dir Festival was just a spontaneous idea, conceived during a moment of clarity amidst the gray of the big city. The result…
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO PREMIERE: Bricks & Clay – Win Win Win
Future Bass has become an indispensable part of the contemporary music scene here, too. The trio (!?) Bricks & Clay now steps onto the scene with their single…
Music
Record Review: London Grammar – Truth is a Beautiful Thing
A sense of déjà vu with London Grammar’s graceful emo-pop—unfortunately, without any major surprises. Okay, let’s be honest: even amidst the lively summer festivities, sometimes you just…
Live
Alt-J Live: A British Triangle Reincarnated
The British alt-rock outfit “Alt-J” is an unusual phenomenon. Take the band’s name alone: to explicitly fly the flag of being "alternative"…
Music
Record Review: Phoenix – Ti Amo
Things get smooth: Phoenix wrap their longing for love and la dolce vita in shimmering soft-pop/disco attire—lacking any rough edges, yet perfectly executed…
Music
Record Review: PIXX – The Age of Anxiety
Electro-dream pop from London that defies clichés. Being signed to 4AD is a hallmark of artistic idiosyncrasy; the label was once home to icons of the shoegaze and dream-pop genres…
Music
Record Review: Alt-J – Relaxer
On their third studio album, Alt-J aim high—though it’s their tried-and-tested formula that still works best. On this third outing, the band presents itself in a notably…
Music
Record Review: Elder – Reflections of a Floating World
Stoner rock that breaks free from being a mere carbon copy of Black Sabbath. On their previous record, Lore, the rolling, low-frequency stoner rock of this Boston-based trio began to…
Music
Record Review: SXTN – Leben am Limit
A spot-on, aggressive outburst. The former member of "Crackhure" and the tattoo artist from Neukölln certainly know how to provoke: they’ve taken the misogynistic slur "cunt" (Fotze) and…
Music
Kraftklub: Music with no instruction manual
Even after two number-one albums, Kraftklub remain the friendly, rock-rap guys-next-door. We meet on the occasion of their new record “Keine…”