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Pulp, Duisburg, Germany20th April 2008
Covenant & Blutzukker
On Sunday the 20th April 2008 at the "Pulp" club, the first "Gothica" fashion show for dark clothes took place. Subsequent to this fashion show, Swedish COVENANT played an exclusive club concert and lots of people came to see this extraordinary electro band.
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Progresja, Warsaw, Poland19th April 2008
Diorama, Faderhead & Agonised by Love
Some might call us totally nuts for travelling about 1000 km just for one concert. Are we nuts? Yeah, I guess you must be a bit crazy to do such a trip; just fly over to Warsaw on Saturday morning and back with the first flight on Sunday morning. But anyway, any second of this trip was totally worth it!
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Club Zentral, Stuttgart, Germany3rd March 2008
Faun & Dornenreich
DORNENREICH playing as support for FAUN - a strange combination in my opinion, maybe these days not as strange as it would have been a few years ago when DORNENREICH still did some kind of melodic Black Metal. Surprisingly it fit quite well this evening, but as I like DORNENREICH’s stuff very much, for me they were the night’s highlight. The venue was a small club in the middle of Stuttgart, a location belonging to a youth centre; they often do underground concerts and various other entertainment stuff. As we arrived there, quite a little crowd had already gathered in front of the doors and tried to ignore the bad, rainy weather; if one looked at the t-shirts worn by the people there, one could see that many had obviously come to see the Austrian support band. With half an hour delay the doors finally opened, and we had to wait another thirty minutes until Eviga and Inve entered the small stage under the cheers of their fans. http://www.club-zentral.de/
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Zwischenfall, Bochum, Germany17th April 2008
Angels & Agony, Legacy of Music
I’ve never been on a concert with so few people attending it. The show was announced to start at 8:00 PM but fact it was past 9 until the show finally began. The number of people didn’t increase much during that time and so, all two bands did their best to make this a funny and great show anyway…
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K17, Berlin, Germany21st March 2008
The Candy Spooky Theatre
THE CANDY SPOOKY THEATER describe their music as “Your mom being stabbed to death in your closet as you sleep” - gothic rock with a taste of horror and humour, combined with a promise of tongue-in-cheek theatrics which could have been easily invented by Tim Burton himself, this Japanese Visual Kei band sounded extremely exciting. With an entrance price of € 25, THE CANDY SPOOKY THEATER could align itself with the big names that have played K17. I was ready for a huge Visual Kei Harajuku fest, a giant gathering of Germany’s most extreme Visual Kei fans, a cool insider-version of what I’d seen a few months earlier in the huge Treptow Arena when Girugamesh and Aural Vampire played for free. God, was I wrong. http://www.myspace.com/candyspookytheatermurder
