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25th October 2019
Seeed
The sad news of the death of the founding member and third frontman Demba Nabé alias Boundzound shook the band, their environment and their fans, and yet the band continued to work on their fifth album, the first since 2012, which finally appeared as ‘Bam Bam’ at the beginning of October 2019. And exactly with this album SEEED are on tour and performed on Friday at the sold-out Rockhal.
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22nd October 2019
Midge Ure - “1980 Tour (Visage and Vienna)” 2019 - Support: Rusty Egan
New Romantic was born out of the Punk movement in the UK. It initially started in clubs like The Blitz in London, a small club night aimed at fans of DAVID BOWIE and ROXY MUSIC - and of course electronic bands such as KRAFTWERK. Both MIDGE URE and Rusty Egan were members of RICH KIDS, a band put together by Glen Matlock of the SEX PISTOLS. The roots of New Romantic were formed due to members of the punk scene wanting to be part of a distinctive, creative fashion movement, but led by a different style of music.
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19th November 2019
Coma Alliance
A little less than a year ago COMA ALLIANCE released their debut album ‘Weapon of Choice’ - a perfect sensation for fans of DIARY OF DREAMS and DIORAMA as this is nothing less than a joined venture by Adrian Hates and Torben Wendt. After all those years of musical cooperation and friendship they managed to release a piece of art that is neither DIARY OF DREAMS nor DIORAMA, but instead a unique and ingenious journey through Dark Wave, Trip Hop and Minimal Electro, rich with fascinating facets, sometimes epic, sometimes minimalistic, and the amazing energy of both characteristic voices joined together.
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14th October 2019
The Sisters Of Mercy & Support: A.A. Williams
Just a few days after the show in Munich, we experienced another show of the current tour, this time in Cologne. Enough was written about both, THE SISTERS OF MERCY and the support act A. A. WILLIAMS, in the concert review about the gig in Munich. Therefore I limit myself here in the review about the gig in Cologne and only write about the performance of both bands.
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23rd to 25th August 2019
Infest 21st Edition with Bitman, Torul, Sulpher, Light Asylum, Witch Of The Vale, Landscape Body Machine, Cacophoneuses, Rave The Reqviem, Dive, She Wants Revenge, Ded.Pxl, Noire Antidote, Future Lied To Us, OhmElectronic, Kaelan Mikla, Nitzer Ebb
Infest is an annual UK festival celebrating alternative electronic music since 1998. Each August Bank Holiday weekend Bradford fills with black clad people seeking their fix of EBM, Industrial and dark electronic music. Internationally recognised, the festival features electro-industrial and dark electronic music acts from far and wide - Canada, the USA, Venezuela and Australia, not to mention the UK, France, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Iceland and Sweden.
- Live Review: Gary Numan - Leeds 2019
- Live Review: As I Lay Dying - Saarbrücken 2019
- Live Review: Wednesday 13 - Munich 2019
- Live Review: Diary Of Dreams - Siegburg, Erfurt & Braunschweig 2019
- Live Review: Tito & Tarantula - Düsseldorf 2019
- Live Review: Sisters Of Mercy, The - Munich 2019
- Live Review: Rasmus, The - Esch sur Alzette 2019
- Live Review: Faderhead - Oberhausen 2019
- Live Review: Rasmus, The - Hamburg 2019
- Live Review: Behemoth - Wroclaw 2019