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Best songs out this week

by Noel | Sep 29, 2023 | Music

Welcome to the first of our new Friday feature, where we share with you our pick of, you guessed it, new releases from this week September 25-October 1st 2023! This is of course onyl a short list of songs that we heard and liked, there are loads of great songs coming...

Introducing Montana Chanel: London indie pop artist confounds expectations

by Noel | Sep 26, 2023 | Music, music interview

Montana Chanel is a female singer-songwriter from London. With a main influence stemming from the alternative sound of Lana Del Rey and the idea of melancholic lyrics with a catchy instrumental underlaid, along with the willpower to break the mould of ‘pop’ music...

Warsaw Electric in Interview: Stripped down and dirty

by admin | Aug 13, 2023 | Music, music interview

Warsaw Electric are a dynamite new(ish) unapologetic rock/hard rock band based out of Berlin – with four members from four different countries (Italy, Australia, Denmark/Germany, UK), they represent the epitomy of the Berlin music scene, with its huge international...

Interview: Oktober “When she sings, my heart tingles”

by admin | Jul 20, 2023 | Music, music interview

Oktober is a female singer and songwriter living in Berlin. Singing jazz and in choirs as a teenager, it took her until her 20s to release her quiet, quirkily melancholic songs. We chatted to her last month after she’d released her latest music. indieRepublik:...

In Review: NO trigger

by Jane Witte | Jul 15, 2023 | Concert Reviews, indieBerlin, Music

In 2022, No Trigger released their third studio album, Dr. Album, a decade after their sophomore record. Filled to the brim with melodic hardcore anthems, they’ve been playing around the world to bring it to the live stage, gracing us with a gig at Badehaus. “We don’t...

a new kind of social media: Getting started with Mastodon

by admin | Jul 2, 2023 | Music

Social media: You love it, you hate it. You find yourself in weak moments scrolling numbly down, clicking and swiping, brain in a fog. You click on a link you didn’t mean to and end up in a rabbit hole of strange content, wondering how you got there…and...