Sedlmeir:
Emotional as never before, Sedlmeir presents steel-hard chansons and the tenderest punk rock entertainment. Electric guitar, electric drums and electric rock'n'roll form the crackling foundation for Sedlmeir's observations, often heart-warmingly cynical, always present and genuine.

There is enough to grumble about. But Sedlmeir's real art lies in distilling the most beautiful truths from a matrix of shit and celebrating them. Or, if necessary, making some up. Space has commanded him to do so. On stage, a visual element is added to the musical-performative expression: Film and image projections freely associate the content presented by means of high-contrast black and white images and or pseudo-scientific diagrams, for example.

Bruch:
BRUCH is the long-standing solo project of Philipp Hanich, born in Munich but now based in Vienna. Well versed in the various tropes of pop culture and a wide range of standard subcultural dances, Bruch uses the temptations of the sensitive crooner in gloomy gray-black, just as he knows how to convince in the next moment as a biting hothead driven by socially tinged conflicts. Vulnerable and yet forceful, grandiose and yet intimate, sometimes stubborn and crashing in overdrive - Bruch's evocative and unadorned vocal style immediately sucks you into his stories.

After a first LP release in 2012, Bruch has been playing with sonic explosives and infectious soul strokes ever since: he combines dark electronics with the grand gestures of rock'n'roll noir and Schlager in a highly unique and minimalist way. Bruch performs in various forms, sometimes with and sometimes as a band, this time touring as a solo artist. He draws on all styles of music that suit his purposes (...) because he is 1, 2, 3, 4 ... various!