Saturday, August 13th 2011
@ SO36
Oranienstr. 190
U1 + U8 Kottbusser Tor
Please be respectful when taking photos.
SO36 is a non smoking-area! Smoking is only permitted in the bar next to the entrance.
8pm doors open for concert
1am after-show party
entrance: 3-10€
live
Respect My Fist (All Style Grrrl Punk // Berlin)
“Punk statt Postgender, Agitation statt Arbeit, Radikal statt Rassismus: Respect My Fist aus Berlin stellen sich gegen Herrschaft, Normen und den alltäglichen Gesellschaftsirrsinn. Mit ordentlich Rotz unterm Rock ziehen die drei Sekretärinnen für feministische Propaganda durch linke Zusammenhänge und verkuppeln Katy Perry mit Manowar.”
Mensch (Rock, Kraut, Pop, Afrobeat & New Wave // Lyon)
“Mensch, a brand new band, formed in early 2010, is a duo composed of Vale Poher and Carine Di Vita. With her 2005 solo project under her belt, Vale Poher produced two albums (Mute 2005 & Tauten 2008) and two EPs (Blue Time vs Suspense & 3×2) both of which met with critical acclaim. Alongside this, she collaborated on a vast array of projects in a number of artistic fields: from theatrical productions with Vincent Roumagnac, to Fine Arts with Saâdane Afif (winner of the Marcel Duchamp Award in 2009) and a stint in the film industry with Vergine Keaton (award for best music at the Clermont Ferrand Festival for The Short Film in 2010). Vale Poher has also featured in the works of other musicians : Mansfield.Tya, Flore, Doctor Flake, … In 2008, she created the Vale Poher Group, through which she met the bassplayer Carine Di Vita, aka Marilou. As for Marilou (vocal/bass or guitar), she has worked with many bands: Spade & Archer, Le Peuple de l’Herbe, Groom, and more recently, Rzatz. After 2 years of collaboration, the lady musicians then decided to embark on a new rock project: the result was MENSCH. Bass / Guitar / Keyboards and Beatboxes, aerial vocals and catchy tunes. The duo combines rock, kraut, pop, afrobeat & new wave, all of which make up the Mensch sound …somewhere between LCD Soundsystem and Blondie…let’s dance and die!”
Mo Leen (Singer Songwriter // Bremen)
“in den songs der bremer songwriterin mo leen verdichtet sich ihre ausdrucksstarke stimme mit einer melancholischen akkustikgitarre zu einem intensiven sound. nachdem sie im vergangenen sommer ihr erstes konzert gespielt hat, stehen für dieses jahr mehrere auftritte in linken und queeren zusammenhängen an.”
Monsterbeat and the Immigrant (21st Century Riot Grrrl Rock // Marburg)
“In einer Welt voll Elektro und Indie haben Monsterbeat and the Immigrant ein neues Genre erschaffen - 21st century riot grrrl rock! Erst Oktober 2010 in Marburg formiert, treffen sie das revolutionäre Herz mit Texten über Themen, über die sich nur wenige Leute zu singen trauen, mal offensiv, mal subtiler - untermalt durch Klänge mit Ohrwurmgarantie! Und das alles D.I.Y!”
Ladyfest meets Slutwalk! Special Guest: Rodeo (Pop / Electronic / Jams)
“I played guitar when I was 8, but my fingers were too teeny. I played piano when I was 10, but my teacher made me cry. I played trumpet for 8 years, but I didn’t like Ska. I played drums cause I could, and started I Heart Hiroshima which took me around the world and taught me touring life. Then it was time to satisfy my burning desire to make electronic dance-pop. I left my home and made songs on my computer. I lived in laundrys. I slept on a park bench once. I saw Jim Jarmusch in Manhattan and Flavour Flav in Downtown Brooklyn. I obsessed a lot. With the supreme production genius of DOWNTOWN I make synth pop 909 fun spaz jams that come with a ‘Dancing Guaranteed’ promise.”
party
very serious (queer-electro-punk oder so // Berlin)
Karacho Rabaukin (Electroswing / Balkanbeats / Klezmer / Latinbeats // Marburg)
www.myspace.com/karachorabaukinpixipocket
www.myspace.com/klubbalkanska
www.myspace.com/danzaglobalistan
www.myspace.com/revoltetanzparkett
“Offbeatz aus aller Welt sind ihr Metier. Besonders angetan haben es ihr energiegeladene Rythmen, die ursprünglich aus dem Klezmer und der (Roma-)Musik Osteuropas kommen und inzwischen durch eine lebendige, internationale Szene mit allen möglichen Stilen, vor allem elektronischen, gemixt werden. Swing, Cumbia, Kuduro und Mestizo sind aber genauso auf Karacho Rabaukins musikalischer Weltkarte verzeichnet. Die verschiedenen Einflüsse vereint sie unter dem gemeinsamen Ziel den Tanzboden zu steppen und zu hoppen bis die Socken qualmen.”
annasoul (electronic-techprogressivehouse / oldschool-funky-rock // Berlin)
