Treffen Festival feat. Barner 16 mit Quincy + Camera Obscura (HH) + Echo-In:::very special guest: ostzonensuppenwürfelmachenkrebs

The inclusive artist collective barner 16 is inviting friends to join the party and showcasing itself in all its facets.
The lineup features danceable indie pop from Quincy, kraut-inspired space rock from Camera Obscura (HH), and hypnotic indie kraut from Echo.
http://www.barner16.de/

Quincy is the latest band project from the inclusive artist network Barner16. Musically, the band moves between pop and indie. Their lyrics deal with coping with everyday life, persevering, and the little moments in between.

Camera Obscura channels the forward-driving sound of Krautrock. In doing so, they draw on a wide variety of media and break down their barriers. For example, the band has performed live soundtracks for silent films, such as Dziga Vertov’s *Man with a Movie Camera* from 1929.
Camera Obscura blends color, form, and sound, as in public action-painting events in collaboration with Atelier Freistil. As part of a dance performance, the band resonates in collaboration with the Theater Minotauros Company and the dance company here we are. If there’s no screen, the listener’s inner eye is enough. After all, exploring and amplifying emotions is at the heart of Camera Obscura’s artistic work. Stylistically, their approach spans many directions. What is planned? What is improvised?
https://barner16.bandcamp.com/track/glatteis

Echo In is a band from Hamburg.
Driven by monotonous rhythms and repetitive guitar lines, Echo In blends elements of Krautrock with post-rock and indie pop, rounded out by minimalist, understated, and unobtrusive vocals that blend in gently.
“The Bar” was their debut EP and was released in August 2021. It is a tribute to nightlife, to bars, places of encounter and conversation, which Echo In have sorely missed since the start of the pandemic.
Their debut album, “The People,” was released on April 28, 2023.
Ranging from atmospheric sounds to uptempo indie, the album features nine diverse tracks.
A gentle cloud of vibraphone and sound loops envelops the album, placing it sonically in the vicinity of bands like The American Analog Set, Pinback, and Seam.
In February 2025, Echo In released the instrumental album “music for moving pictures, catastrophic days or just sensual love.”
Inspired by a friend to record a few tracks for her documentary (“Depresja” by Lucja Romanowska), this impulse sent Echo In on a brief excursion into the world of soundtracks.
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