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NEW DATE:
LINEA ASPERA – Sa 20. November 2021 Fluc Wanne
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LINEA ASPERA – Sa 20. November 2021 Fluc Wanne
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“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” ― George Orwell, 1984
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Update: Linea Aspera Tournee wurde für den Zeitraum ab 01.11.21 abgesagt und somit auch das Konzert in Wien
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“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” ― George Orwell, 1984
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"Momentan" ohne Gewähr..
NEW CANDYS (Italy) - So 19. Dezember 2021 - Arena Dreiraum
THE KVB (UK) – Unity Europe Tour 2022 – Fr 18. Februar 2022 – Chelsea
PLOHO (RUS) – 27. Februar 2022 - Chelsea
LEBANON HANOVER (CH / UK) + Sniffin Glue - Do 17. März 2022 - Grelle Forelle
WHISPERING SONS (BE) – Several Others Tour 2022 - Fr 08. April 2022 – Chelsea
MOTORAMA (RUS) - Di 26. April 2022 - Arena Große Halle
THE CURE (UK) - So 23 Oktober 2022 - Marx Halle Wien
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NEW CANDYS (Italy) - So 19. Dezember 2021 - Arena Dreiraum
THE KVB (UK) – Unity Europe Tour 2022 – Fr 18. Februar 2022 – Chelsea
PLOHO (RUS) – 27. Februar 2022 - Chelsea
LEBANON HANOVER (CH / UK) + Sniffin Glue - Do 17. März 2022 - Grelle Forelle
WHISPERING SONS (BE) – Several Others Tour 2022 - Fr 08. April 2022 – Chelsea
MOTORAMA (RUS) - Di 26. April 2022 - Arena Große Halle
THE CURE (UK) - So 23 Oktober 2022 - Marx Halle Wien
“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” ― George Orwell, 1984
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Hier noch ein kurzes feature über die mir persönlich bislang unbekannte russische Band PLOHO: 27.02. 2022 Chelsea
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Based in Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia, Ploho is one of the most prominent purveyors of a “new wave of Russian music,” reflecting its homeland by way of a cold, wistful style of rock.
Wielding melancholy guitars, minimalist beats, and deadpan Russian vocals, Ploho draws inspiration from the aesthetic and sounds of the late Soviet era of the 1980s, just before the collapse. The band's bleak rock references Russian bands of that time period, such as Kino, as well as post-punk royalty like Joy Division. More than just a time capsule, Ploho's music serves as an eerily perfect soundtrack to our own strange time as well.
Formed in 2013, the trio has emerged as a household name in its native Russia, and has slowly built up a dedicated fanbase in Europe and abroad. To date, Ploho has recorded four albums and several EPs, as well as more than 10 singles, which they supported by touring more than 40 cities in Europe, several times. The band has appeared at prominent festivals including Боль in Russia, Kalabalik in Sweden, and Platforma in Lithuania.
Latest album Пыль (Pyl) caught the attention of Belarusian band Molchat Doma (Sacred Bones Records), who teamed up to co-record this song in 2019: [www.youtube.com]
A string of evocative music videos has also helped convey the band's distinctly Russian vision. In its premiere of the video for the song "Горький опыт" earlier this year, Post-Punk.com enthused: "The video is brilliant, continuing the stylized vignettes found in their previous video... This time, we are exposed to scenes of children tattooing, organized crime ransacking a market, a bratty child, and a bittersweet romance, all within the confines of a bus traveling night and day across brutalist landscapes."
Stream it, here: [youtu.be]
www.facebook.com/plohoband
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Based in Novosibirsk, Siberia, Russia, Ploho is one of the most prominent purveyors of a “new wave of Russian music,” reflecting its homeland by way of a cold, wistful style of rock.
Wielding melancholy guitars, minimalist beats, and deadpan Russian vocals, Ploho draws inspiration from the aesthetic and sounds of the late Soviet era of the 1980s, just before the collapse. The band's bleak rock references Russian bands of that time period, such as Kino, as well as post-punk royalty like Joy Division. More than just a time capsule, Ploho's music serves as an eerily perfect soundtrack to our own strange time as well.
Formed in 2013, the trio has emerged as a household name in its native Russia, and has slowly built up a dedicated fanbase in Europe and abroad. To date, Ploho has recorded four albums and several EPs, as well as more than 10 singles, which they supported by touring more than 40 cities in Europe, several times. The band has appeared at prominent festivals including Боль in Russia, Kalabalik in Sweden, and Platforma in Lithuania.
Latest album Пыль (Pyl) caught the attention of Belarusian band Molchat Doma (Sacred Bones Records), who teamed up to co-record this song in 2019: [www.youtube.com]
A string of evocative music videos has also helped convey the band's distinctly Russian vision. In its premiere of the video for the song "Горький опыт" earlier this year, Post-Punk.com enthused: "The video is brilliant, continuing the stylized vignettes found in their previous video... This time, we are exposed to scenes of children tattooing, organized crime ransacking a market, a bratty child, and a bittersweet romance, all within the confines of a bus traveling night and day across brutalist landscapes."
Stream it, here: [youtu.be]
www.facebook.com/plohoband
“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” ― George Orwell, 1984
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