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Lebanon Hanover
In the organizer's words:
Persona Grata present
LEBANON HANOVER
+ special guest eat-girls
+ special guest eat-girls
Admission 19:00 Start 20:00
Swiss Larissa Georgiou aka Larissa Iceglass and Brit William Maybelline founded Lebanon Hanover in 2010 after meeting in Maybelline's hometown of Sunderland. Iceglass originally spent her vacation there. Both wrote several of the tracks on the debut album "The World Is Getting Colder" within a week. Soon afterwards, Maybelline followed Iceglass to Berlin to continue making music with her. Since then, the duo has alternated between Germany and England, including a temporary move to Sunderland to stay at Maybelline's parents' house for free.
In addition, both musicians dropped out of their respective studies - Iceglass originally studied art, while Maybelline studied design - for different reasons. Iceglass cited the perceived pressure to market herself on the art market as a key factor. The connection to the audience is more congruent and more emotional through music. However, both retained the artistic aspect in the design of their music videos, merchandise and the overall look of the band project. Iceglass repeatedly called the group homeless and disoriented, a fact to which, according to Iceglass, the band's name, borrowed from an American town of the same name, can also be related.
The music of Lebanon Hanover is generally classified as dark wave. It is considered minimalist and inspired by the post-punk music of the 1980s.
eat-girls
"eat-girls were born in lockdown. Isolated in their apartment in Lyon, Amélie Guillon and Elisa Artero began recording songs with the means at their disposal - cheap drum machines, a synthesizer, a bass, a guitar and their voices - in which they sang to a cool pop sound about hating pollen, what the last fuck before the end of the world would look like and about all the lies that love entails. When the lockdown eased, Maxence Mesnier joined them and eat-girls started playing in bars that were finally celebrating their reopening. In the meantime, they not only played as support acts for Thalia Zedek, but also had a small tour of their own, which is now finally taking them to Berlin."
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"eat-girls were born in lockdown. Isolated in their apartment in Lyon, Amélie Guillon and Elisa Artero began recording songs with the means at their disposal - cheap drum machines, a synthesizer, a bass, a guitar and their voices - in which they sang to a cool pop sound about hating pollen, what the last fuck before the end of the world would look like and about all the lies that love entails. When the lockdown eased, Maxence Mesnier joined them and eat-girls started playing in bars that were finally celebrating their reopening. In the meantime, they not only played as support acts for Thalia Zedek, but also had a small tour of their own, which is now finally taking them to Berlin."
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