- Press Club Coming to Cassiopeia!
Australian punks Press Club are promoting their third album Wasted Energy, coming to Cassiopeia in Berlin - Remember Sports at Badehaus
Remember Sports came to Berlin's Badehaus on their first ever EU/UK tour to break and win hearts. - Cocoon: Kat Koan releases her long awaited album – only on vinyl and bandcamp
Kat Koan, the bubbling-under Berlin-based electro pop artist provocateur has switched gears and made a balls-to-the-wall indie rock album called Cocoon that grabs you by your goolies and doesn’t let go. Metaphorically speaking of course. The album opens with the cheeky, upbeat Fangs Out (spoken repeated refrain: “get down on all fours / get your […] - Top 10 tracks to come out in September
September is a month for change; it signals the end of summer and the commencement of autumn. But some things luckily don’t change, like the vast amount of new exhilarating music! Here are our Top 10 tracks to be released in September: Björk- Atopos “Atopos” is the rousing first single from legendary Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk’s […] - Kitty Solaris returns with girls & Music
Kitty Solaris, the woman we have long since glady granted the accolaide of ‘Berlin’s Queen of Indie’ is back with her new album ‘Girls & Music’. And indeed, back with a bang. A very danceable one. Girls & Music is the eighth album from Kitty Solaris. From the early days in the late zeroes with […]
Lasse Matthiessen
Lassie Matthiessen is performing at Kantine am Berghain on the 1st December.
While the world stayed at home and the musical landscape was shrouded in silence, Lasse Matthiessen embarked on the only journey that made sense for an embodied melancholic. The route led into the past: past his old school in the capital of Denmark, where he sang with the Copenhagen Boys’ Choir, and past his home in the middle of the now very hip “Nørrebro” district, where he grew up and gained his first experience on the drums and guitar. He went on to Germany, Switzerland and Austria, where he had built up a large and loyal concert audience as a much-travelled musician in recent years. And then Lasse Matthiessen arrived after his long journey. Disguised as an adult until the decisive moment of his life. Experiences that made the blood in his veins pump and his heart gallop. A rave in Rome, a ballroom in Bordeaux and a break-up in vibrant Berlin, where he lived and played for months, even years.