MINOH – Where It Bleeds Tour 2026/ Support: TVASHTAR

In the organizer's words:

MINOH - Where It Bleeds Tour 2026/ Support: TVASHTAR
08.03.
Admission: 6 pm
Genre: Post Punk / New Wave
Advance booking: 12,-€ (plus 1,-€ fees + 7% VAT)
https://www.tixforgigs.com/Event/71393

MINOH is the feeling when you really feel like dancing - but want to kick something at the same time.
Electronic beats with an 80s edge, distorted baritone guitars and fuzzy bass meet an attitude that looks
that smells more like a workshop than make-up.
The German-Korean duo, founded in Aachen in 2023, writes about inner turmoil, social pressure
pressure, collapse and getting up again. They don't avoid the uncomfortable - they turn it up
up and see what happens. Some call it disco punk, others post-punk with an electronic twist.
with an electronic edge. In the end, it's loud, direct and urgent.
Their debut album Where It Bleeds was released in 2025 on Dackelton Records and was praised by the music press as
raw, independent and powerfully intense.
MINOH appeals to all those who feel at home in post-punk, new wave or alternative scenes - and are looking for something
looking for something that sounds intense, danceable and radically personal.

https://www.instagram.com/minohband
https://www.youtube.com/@minohband
https://www.facebook.com/minohband
https://www.tiktok.com/@minohband?_t=8rhS21ocMgk&_r=1

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TVASHTAR is a three-piece post-punk band from Hamburg, named after the volcano on Jupiter's moon io.
They themselves call their sound "moody post-punk".
Their songs create a twilight atmosphere with undercooled, biting guitar tones, a gnarly bass, crisp drumming and dark, harsh vocals for the sometimes melancholy, sometimes moody, sullen lyrics.
And there is always something lurking in the background...
"...a dark, cozy atmosphere that immediately jumps out at me." Ox Fanzine 159 "The basic tone is gloomy, but the atmosphere of the music is never cold. ... I'm going to be at the
driving "Batty" immediately reminds me of the early THE CURE albums "Seventeen Seconds" and "Faith".
However, the whole thing is not a retro trip at all, but is given a proper fresh cell treatment and the necessary independence, especially thanks to the great lead vocals. " Ox Fanzine 164

https://www.instagram.com/tvashtar_band/
https://tvashtar.bandcamp.com

Price information:

https://www.tixforgigs.com/Event/71393