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Published: 07 October 2010

Live-Music-Hall, Cologne, Germany
10th November 2010
Danko Jones, Young Guns

DANKO JONES from Canada already admitted that his love was bold, was getting a little paranoid with the statement that ‘Sleep In The Enemy’ and spread hits ‘Below The Belt’. The success story of the three-piece started already back in 1996 when they started building a reputation with touring. The infectious seed of their bluesy garage rock material spread far and wide and wherever they would go and perform in the following years they found themselves confronted with a gradually growing following.

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Published: 07 October 2010

Luxor, Cologne, Germany
10th November 2010
Slut, The Strange Death Of Liberal England

The band began their career in 1994 back then recording their first album in a cellar with ‘For Exercise And Amusemenent’. Their melody driven, melancholic tunes with powerful riffs met with acclaim and attracted attention quickly. With the second album, now recorded in their new home, a castle, they continued on that, say, reduced part of their musical way but in a matured and refined manner that strengthened their overall standing and revealed the huge potential still waiting to be uncovered.

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Published: 07 October 2010

E-Werk, Cologne, Germany
11th November 2010
OMD

Talking about OMD (Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark) means talking about an important representative within the Synth Pop genre. In their early works it was more audibly than with most others that they had been influenced by early pioneers of electronic music KRAFTWERK. With the second album ‘Organisation’ came ‘Enola Gay’, a song that was meant to last, which even more goes for the evergreen ‘Maid of Orleans’ from the third effort ‘Architecture & Morality’. The track led the German charts for over 4 weeks and became their probably most famous song until today. But not always there’s been luck in the land of OMD.

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Published: 07 October 2010

Die Werkstatt, Cologne, Germany
19th November 2010
Zeromancer

It is clear as crystal that ZEROMANCER from Norway have aspired to one of the highest regarded live acts in the past festival and concert season. Either as support for UNHEILIG or at a slot at a festival, the guys just left happy faces. Of course that could be due to their electrifying set of songs as well with the emphasis placed on tracks from their current album ‘The Death Of Romance’, seeing the band returning to their dark industrial rock roots even more than on the predecessor ‘Sinners International’.

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Published: 07 October 2010

Arena, Chemnitz, Germany
13th November 2010
Volbeat

Unbelievable what the dynamic Danes around front man Michael Poulsen have achieved in the recent years: Numerous awards and collective party right in all areas of musical media. This year the boys bring ‘Beyond Hell / Above Heaven’, their fourth CD in five short years to the stores.

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