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Hindsight 20/25: Currents by Tame Impala (2015)
An Anniversary retrospective Happy (almost) 10th birthday to Currents. The 3rd studio album from Tame Impala and what’s widely considered a modern classic. But now, it’s been a decade. Is this still the case? Yes, nostalgia can lend a helping hand; even the most misunderstood or panned albums can become beloved if time allows it.…
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Berlin’s Industrial Ruins Are Incubating Europe’s Most Ambitious Startups
The future of European tech is being forged in the skeleton of its industrial past. In Berlin’s startup epicenters, century-old factories aren’t just being preserved—they’re being weaponized as catalysts for innovation. It’s a transformation that could give Europe’s largest economy an edge in the global race for tech dominance. At Factory Berlin, a sprawling 120,000-square-foot…
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Indie Beer: Now that’s what I call indie #1
While we’ve spent countless years devoted to the concept, vibe and lifestyle of what we consider the indie approach to life, I have to admit this is a new one on me: indie beer. #MyBetterHalf (hereafter throughout this blog known as “an anonymous source”*) however, when I delightedly told her all about it while taking…
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Retro RnB from New York – GARTH. Live at Lark Berlin, March 19th
Garth., a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and visual producer, has quickly made a name for himself, amassing over 5 million streams on Spotify. A rare talent, Garth.’s multifaceted studio projects are matched only by his electrifying live performances. Since his debut in 2018, he has commanded stages across North America and the UK, with highlights including Carnegie…
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A breath of fresh air: Judith Antkowiak in Interview
Born in Dresden, working as A&R in Hamburg, travelling in Brazil, living in Berlin: Judith Antkowiak is a child of the world. With her fresh energy and a purity of expression, with a remarkable voice and a nod and wink to the 1920 vibe, she has played in large venues and small, and leaves no…
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The state of indie in 2025
Quite a heading isn’t it? The state of indie in 2025. As if I have any idea what the state of indie is going to be. I mean, we’re barely two weeks into the new year as I sit here and write. But I thought, the hell with it. Throw down the gauntlet. Ruffle some…
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Why Berlin is the Perfect Launchpad for Your Tech Startup in 2025
In the ever-evolving landscape of global tech hubs, Berlin has emerged as a powerhouse that combines European charm with cutting-edge innovation. As we navigate through 2025, the German capital stands out as an ideal location for ambitious entrepreneurs looking to launch their tech startups. Here’s why Berlin should be at the top of your list.…
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Berlin startup That Was Easy AI shows how easy AI can be
Welcome to our brand new series featuring the best and coolest startups in Berlin and Brandenburg! Cool Berlin Startup #1: That Was Easy AI While “AI” – more than an artificial intellect, but a truly intelligent AI – is being bandied around so much at the moment that it’s almost become a cliché to […]
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Video Premiere: Bookie Baker – The Ideal Expiration of a Stubborn Man
Having been a fan of Bookie Baker for years, ever since coming across their brilliant pseudo-western video for single Autumn Wind, we’re delighted to be able to premiere their brand new video single “The Ideal Expiration of a Stubborn Man”. The duo of Irishman, Caolan O’Neill-Forde and Canadian, Alex Montyro have been based in Prague…
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The Cure: Songs Of A Lost World album review
By Ameena Ceesay If asked to name the most iconic alternative bands, or even iconic bands of the past 40 years, The Cure would and should spring to mind. After 16 years, the goth pioneers return with a new album, and all anticipation is met with brilliance. THE SINGLES The first song and single off…
