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10th March 2009
Phillip Boa & the Voodooclub, Leandra
It’s strange to say that German sound arts, in most cases, only seem to appeal to musically critical foreign-countries if it walks stray from the paths of overly exercised formulaic and predictable music. One of these artists, who’s never that much into following any of the current trends, but rather realizing his own vision of alternative German Indie Rock/Pop, is the singer and songwriter PHILIP BOA who has, through the years, always amazed with his refreshingly different approach to this kind of music, and without him it’s safe to assume the genre would have a much lower standing in the eyes of many, many people - interior or abroad. On 10th March, he was presenting his new Album ‘Diamond Falls’ at the Matrix Club in Bochum, supported by LEANDRA.
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8th March 2009
Sonic Syndicate, Deathstars, Phoenix Cry
I obviously completely underestimated the popularity of the bands playing at the Matrix this time around. A huge queue of people was waiting still standing outside when I arrived and after we entered the venue we saw that at least the same amount of people was already waiting in front of the stage and had occupied the best places in the first row of course.
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6th March 2009
Marc Almond
Growing up in the 80ies and being a lover of Synth Pop there was no other way than to love SOFT CELL's version of ‘Tainted Love’ in the early 80ies. From that moment I was also always interested in the solo stuff of MARC ALMOND, a man with a voice of many facets and so beautiful songs. So happy when I heard he will begin his tour in Bochum. And it was wonderful to see this man on stage again after all these years.
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26th February 2009
Anne Clark
In 26th February it was time for me to see ANNE CLARK on her current tour. Her first recording was 'The Sitting Room' in 1982, and she has released about a dozen albums since then. Her experimental music occupies a region bounded roughly by electronic, dance (techno applies on occasion) and possibly avant-garde genres, with varying hard as well as romantic and orchestral styles.
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5th March 2009
All Shall Perish, Suffokate, Abigail Williams, Underneath the Gun, Conducting From the Grave
ALL SHALL PERISH the known death metallers of the death metal world have entertained you and destroyed you from the life you once lived and knew and loved. Well as SUFFOKATE demonstrates to be another big known act destroying the masses by the second their name is mentioned in the crowd. Their music within itself can destroy everything in its path with just one gut growl.
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- Polarkreis 18 - Bielefeld 2009
- Musink Festival - Costa Mesa 2009
- Veljanov, Alexander - Bochum 2009
- Apoptygma Berzerk - Bielefeld 2009
- Schwertklingenfest - Schönebeck 2009