CORECHAOS [liveconcert] with Kora Winter, KMAT, Lessoner

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All good things come in threes: for the third and last Blitz Live! liveconcert, presented Munich CoreChaos-Collective, they invite Kora Winter, KMAT and Lessoner, who dissect overlooked social issues like modern alienation and migrant identity with razor sharp lyrics, raps & guitar work.

At the sweet spot between Metal & Hardcore, Kora Winter - one of Germany's greatest DIY Bands - play smart and aggressive, catchy and subversive tunes to create highly-contemporary pop-music, proving that loud guitar music hasn't lost its relevance at all and has found a thrilling scene beyond the mainstream.

The quintet fronted by singer Hakan Halac, aka HAXAN, head on confronts the German scene with often overlooked and willingly dismissed subjects that too seldomly find a place in coeval guitar music.Dealing with migrant experiences and representation of People of Colour, they present an agitated yet highly appealing alternative to the homogenous pulp of contemporary guitar music.

Their liveshows could easily be described as one of the best splatter movies you've seen: harsh & bold, hyperactive & thrilling, their inciting and spectacular performances keeps you at the edge of your seat.

Lessoner sticks to the cathartic virtue that post-hardcore is well known for. Creating an outlet for all emotions between anger and solitude, between individual and world weariness, their ardent liveshows are as much haunting as they are dismal.

"70% percent of my lyrics deal with my own shit: I don't like feelgood attitudes, but my life is easy going, about cheep booze, emo and cycling", behind this nonchalant statement and wrapped in marvelous Rapcore, KMAT hides an acrid and stirring social criticism that has mastered the golden ratio of straight forward Noise bursts and charismatic Rap with ease.

A Note on ticket price from CoreChaos, the promoters:

"Ticket price will be flexible at the box office on a pay-what-you-can basis.Either 0 Euro OR 8 Euro OR 16 Euro

Why? We want everyone to have access to our concerts. Those who currently can't afford concerts don't have to pay anything. But without the solidary financial help and support of those who can afford art, culture & concerts, an event is not possible even with cultural funding. Whatever you can pay - make an informed decision. There's no shame at all in not being able to afford concert tickets."

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All good things come in threes: for the last and third CoreChaos show at the Blitz Club, Kora Winter, KMAT & Lessoner will dissect topics in the blind spot of society with sharp words, but also guitar and rap sounds and examine issues such as modern alienation and migrant identity.

At the intersection of metal and hardcore, Kora Winter - arguably Germany's best DIY band - play smart and aggressive, catchy and subversive pop music that proves that loud guitar music can still be in tune with the times in the 2020s. The quintet around singer Hakan Halac confronts the German scene with its often overlooked and too often ignored taboo topics of migrant identities and the representation of people of color, thus providing a highly relevant alternative to the uniformity of a homogeneous and interchangeable bubble that likes to lose itself in clichéd platitudes. And on stage? Kora Winter, the seductive and best splatter live movie to be seen today. Transcendent intoxication included, hands on.

Lessoner do what post-hardcore has always done best: offer an outlet for all the too many thoughts between loneliness & anger, frustration & world-weariness and go straight to the heart with their passionate live shows.

"70% of my lyrics are about my shit, I don't like the "good mood/easylife" attitude in music and that's why I don't do that. My life is rather easy, screaming, cheap beer, emo, biking." - Behind KMAT's almost confrontational nonchalance and rapcore lies biting, inspiring social criticism that manages an admirable balancing act between noise offensive and charismatic rap.

A note from the organizers about the ticket price:

The ticket price will be variable at the box office on a pay-what-you-want basis.
0.00 euros - 8.00 euros - 16.00 euros

Why:
We want everyone to have access to the concert. Those who cannot currently afford concerts do not have to pay anything. But without the financial help and support of those who can afford art, culture & concerts, an event cannot be made possible even with cultural funding.
If you want to support the artists, organizers and the solidarity concept, you can secure an advance ticket and help to create planning security.