Krake Festival Day III: UNDERTOW & Label Boutique

Tag drei bei diesem fantastischen Underground-Musik-Festival: Zwischen dystopischen Sci-Fi Stummfilm-Vertonungen, Techno, Roboter-Skulpturen und Punk. Eingeladen sind Tim Exile, AJA, Moritz Simon Geist & mehr.

Das sagt der/die Veranstalter:in:

Tim Exile (planet µ, warp) (live) THOMAS P. HECKMANN (trope) 21DOWNBEAT & T.Raumschmiere (rambazamba, shitkatapult) (live) COAL (instruments of discipline) (live) AJA (opal tapes, perc trax) (live) SONIC ROBOTS by Moritz Simon Geist - robotic concert album release show Transistors Of Mercy (live) Chloe Lula (aufnahme + wiedergabe) INVIA (Voitax) Mejle b2b Milan Hermess (mechatronica) WC0016 (allisandnot) + The Quest FOR A REAL HARD HOB - silent anime movie with live score + 14-22h LABEL BOUTIQUE (label market & raffle) feat. installation/performance "ONKYO RIEGEL" by Matthias Mayer & Khan Of Finland & more tba The night opens with „The Quest for a Real Hardhob“. Originally shown at this year’s Berlinale, the silent animated movie on the dystopian sci-fi tip is completed by a live score from Andrew Millington on drums and cello, and Dave Senan on electronics. During the night expect extraordinary performances in the vast warehouse-like gallery space of Urban Spree, including a rare live performance from extreme vocalist Tim Exile, a multi-hour ambient jam by Transistors of Mercy, and a sound installation titled ‚Sonic Robots‘ by Moritz Simon Geist, whose robotic sculptures produce noises in combination with live techno. While the basement is taken over by DJs showcasing the labels involved in the market, the Concert Room focuses on bands, live acts and DJs experimenting with the darker side of techno. Constantly reinventing himself as a musician, T.Raumschmiere joins forces with 21 Downbeat – an electronic band including several artists with disabilities determined to ignore genre boundaries to arrive at their own explorative take on electronic music. Thomas P. Heckmann plays one of his EBM-fueled techno sets in between AJA’s psychosexual rhythmic noise and the incredible punk-techno duo COAL.