Dominique Dillon de Byington is back! Despite its title, her third album is anything but “Kind”.
Philipp Fischer
Musician, radio host at Threads*Radio and co-founder of Parisian experimental record label/collective Planisphère.
Germany
ÄTNA are playing Sophocles. Inéz Schaefer delivers the dramatic soliloquies while Demian Kappenstein gives them musical context.
Woman’s debut album is full of longing. From the plea for “something greater” on opener “Dust” to the soaring synths and exploding drums of “The End”, the Cologne three-piece translate into sound the dream of a better world. What’s surprising is the way they manage to blend slick, sexy funk, arena-sized electro pop and just the right amount of pathos into a coherent whole.
Woman’s debut album is full of longing. From the plea for “something greater” on opener “Dust” to the soaring synths and exploding drums of “The End”, the Cologne three-piece translate into sound the dream of a better world. What’s surprising is the way they manage to blend slick, sexy funk, arena-sized electro pop and just the right amount of pathos into a coherent whole.
As if rock music could ever die. On their debut album, Neufundland take cues from recent punk records and their hometown’s pop soniverse. An innovation of the German-language rock formula.
As if rock music could ever die. On their debut album, Neufundland take cues from recent punk records and their hometown’s pop soniverse. An innovation of the German-language rock formula.
Music for a post-everything world by Romanian-born, Berlin-based, up-and-coming producer Jinka.
Gloomy, doom-y stand-alone single “Bloodmoon” from the ever-evolving German duo brings subdued groove and hymn-like melodies.
Gloomy, doom-y stand-alone single “Bloodmoon” from the ever-evolving German duo brings subdued groove and hymn-like melodies.
Somewhere between Pink Floyd and Arve Henriksen, Grizzly Bear and The Antlers – the German quintet Carpet weave their own colourful thread.
Quite like Moderat, The/Das or SOHN, the new Berlin duo Yeah But No dig deep into emotions and sounds.
There are three types of good hip-hop: one where the rapper is skilled, another where it’s the musical background that is exceptional, and the rare case when both are true.
Kabreet is a Berlin-based Yemeni-German duo of Ibi Ibrahim and Hanno Stecher, who combine Arabic lyrics and traditional Middle Eastern patterns with modern sound.