INTERVIEW. The magnetic Bristolian is back in both original form and Berlin, Wed, May 22 at Berghain with Mykki Blanco, sporting a new album, False Idols (!K7), a new label, and a new attitude. Sort of. more »
May 20, 2013 by Gabriella Seemann in Music & nightlife (3 Comments)
INTERVIEW: OB-boys (as in Ost Berlin) Sebastian Szary and Gernot Bronsert started making electronic music two decades ago in the ripely unified Hauptstadt. Monkeytown Records released a DVD-only documentary on May 3 about the duo's rise to fame. more »
May 14, 2013 by Oliver Stallwood in Music & nightlife
Let's face it, getting married makes dealing with the Ausländerbehörde a whole lot easier. Join Tapete and Crying Wölf for a benefit concert on Saturday to raise funds for those trying to tie the knot. more »
May 10, 2013 by Wladek Flakin in Music & nightlife
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Legendary American lyricist Van Dyke Parks, best known for his work with Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys, will participate in a public panel on May 10 at 19:00 at HKW's The Whole Earth festival. Revisit a chat with him from 2009... more »
May 10, 2013 by D. Strauss in Music & nightlife
Justin Bieber is just a kid. And who knows? Maybe Anne Frank would've been a fan, if he'd been around back then. more »
Apr 16, 2013 by Jacinta Nandi in The Berlin Blog (8 Comments)
With only eight days behind us, the year is young. Still, a few things have happened in Berlin in such a short time. Gris highlights the most ridiculous. more »
Jan 8, 2013 by Seymour Gris in The Berlin Blog (1 Comments)
An Australian writing for the New York Times about Berlin thinks the city has done wrong by him – so he took to the press. The article making the rounds since November 25 blames Berlin for his lack of musical success. But was Berlin to blame or him? more »
Nov 27, 2012 by Seymour Gris in The Berlin Blog (13 Comments)
The Russian punkettes have been shortlisted for an award dedicated to the German church reformer. more »
Oct 9, 2012 by Seymour Gris in The Berlin Blog (2 Comments)
Music-makers and earth shakers of all genres and capabilities can learn the tools of the trade, like Ableton and Logic at the reputable Noisy Rooms, which begins a "Polishing My Music" course Feb 13. more »
Feb 7, 2013 by Hannah Stewart in The Best of Berlin (1 Comments)
12 Grad Aetherloge takes steampunk to a new level mixing it up with themed nights of rock 'n' roll, theatre or swing amongst organ pipes and Caribbean pirate ship decor. But the absinthe variety is the star attraction. more »
Nov 5, 2012 by Simone O'Donovan in The Best of Berlin
Join us on Wednesday, September 26 at Kaffee Burger for our Africa in Berlin panel... colonialism, identity, art and more are discussed with our four exciting expert guests. Stick around after for a concert by The Kalimba Orchestra. more »
Sep 20, 2012 in Going out (1 Comments)
Queer performance-art collective NowMomentNow have organised a classic high tea with a twist for your delectation. Forget your manners and indulge in a satisfying mix of Foodgasm, photography and live performance. more »
Aug 20, 2012 by Deepa Sury in Art
The magnetic Bristolian is back in both original form and Berlin, with Mykki Blanco, sporting a new album, False Idols (!K7), a new label, and a new attitude. Sort of. more »
Four comedians deliver improv scenes based on the music of one-man Canadian disco-punk-pop machine, Stephen Paul Taylor. There will also be the chance to sample Vagabund Brauerei's latest American pale ale. more »
by Honor Bulmer
Artfully pinning together breezy indie, folk and alt-pop; the sound of Katharina Garden’s trio has the raw harmony of a bouquet of wild flowers. Come to the launch of their debut album ‘Roundabout’, and hear them burst into bloom. more »
Yes. This is exactly what you think it is. With Babelsberg’s 66-bit orchestra bringing to life the video game epic – we can Triforce you but, as the only performance in Germany, hopefully you Nintendo go anyway! more »
OUR AFRICA IN BERLIN SPECIAL! From colonial history to cultural contribution! Get into the spirit with our exclusive AWESOME TAPES FROM AFRICA mix right here! more »
Aug 30, 2012 in Features (3 Comments)
OUT NOW! PASSIONE explores the music of Naples in what essentially amounts to an extended music video. more »
Apr 7, 2011 by Änne Troester in Film
Interview: Efterklang. Currently touring the world promoting An Island, a new take on performance film made with visionary man-of-the-moment Vincent Moon, they play Volksbühne on March 13 along with a screening of the film. more »
Mar 10, 2011 by Alex J. Eccleston in Reviews & Interviews
The self-described "super-powered musical genius" on Peaches, his new album with Boys Noize, and why "it's all about the AUDIENCE". more »
Jul 1, 2010 by Lucy De Butts in Reviews & Interviews
Photo by: Guillaume Murat
Check out these photos from clubs representing Berlin's biggest export: The Party! more »
Photo by Tania Castellví
The Tempelhof music behemoth returned Sep 7-8 and, of course, we were there to cover the action. Check out Tania Castellví's photo reportage of the music, the mania and the "models". more »
Exberliner gives you peek at the hottest looks at the Berlin Festival 2011. From wild to excited, there was plenty to look at this year. Photos by Anna Achon more »
Staples of the Berlin underground since they found their way here seven years ago, Mad Kate (aka Kathryn Fischer) and Juan de Chamié work within and between the worlds of fashion, music and performance art, raising questions about sex, gender and fantasy. Combining all of their mediums in one, the opening of their EXIT boutique in Kreuzberg was a fashion show titled The Feast of Pan inspired by a Baroque painting, and featuring a filmed orgy. Exberliner was there to capture the decadent event. All photos by Anna Achon more »
