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Category Archives: music

The Big Kabuki

Thanks for this, Jessica. Thanks.

MONDAY MUSIC: KANGDING RAY

A little teaser by our friend Kangding Ray, who will be performing material from his excellent album Or at Berghain tomorrow evening, as part of Club Transmediale’s Raster-Noton night, which are always a treat, featuring new lecker material from the likes of Byetone and more. Don’t say we didn’t tell you.

UNDERSTANDING DIFFICULTIES

Don’t miss genius comedian/musician Reggie Watts on his first ever Berlin gig this Sunday at Festsaal Kreuzberg.

MONDAY MUSIC: BOYS NOIZE & EROL ALKAN

Bicycle tricks and a bit of oomph for a rainy Monday morning, and why not to get us going for another week of January grey?

Return To Form

Good news, you Bear and/or Dept. lovers, these are good news.

THE SOUND OF 2011

Time to compile a personal soundtrack for the year again, which proves to be a difficult task this year. Here a little glimpse into what has been on top of our CD piles at the studio in 2011.

MOTTO DISCO

Our friends at Motto had their third anniversary recently, and to commemorate the occasion, they have invited a group of artists and acquaintances to contribute to Motto Disco, in form and shape of playlists to be played at the store during opening hours. Listen to the first installment by Kuedo, aptly titled Sinking in the [...]

MONDAY MUSIC: KAREN O, TRENT REZNOR & ATTICUS ROSS

Never change a winning team, David Fincher must have thought, when he invited our third cover star Trent Reznor, with Atticus Ross, to pen the soundtrack for his inevitable adaptation of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, after winning the Oscar for best soundtrack with Social Network. In suitably heavy-handed mode, with Karen O lending [...]

NIKELS AND DIMES

A new mini album from Las Vegas based rapper/singer Gonjasufi will be released on January 23 on Warp. You can get a free download of the new track Nikels and Dimes here.
Gonjasufi – Nikels and Dimes by gonjasufi

MONDAY MUSIC: ARCADE FIRE

Arcade Fire certainly had an impressive year as far as videos are concerned, making Spike Jonze look like the least inventive in the trio of directors employed to promote 2010’s grand third album The Suburbs. Embracing the Internet as the new medium to distribute music videos rather than fighting it, their first promo for The [...]