„We’re back!“ Kevin Drew, shouts at me as his face lights up my computer screen, talking about his band Broken Social Scene. Over the past ten years, our lives have… Weiterlesen
Schlagwort: Music
Metric: „Romanticizing is open to everyone“
„Romanticize the Dive“ is the tenth album by the Canadian indie rock band Metric. Singer Emily Haines and guitarist and producer Jimmy Shaw are approaching 25 years of working together and nearly 30 years… Weiterlesen
Ezra Furman: “There are a lot of dehumanising forces in our world. I’d like to be a humanising force.”
Liz Furman, known professionally as Ezra Furman, and I meet on a bitterly cold Sunday afternoon at Berlin’s Columbia Theater. Later that night, the beloved US indie artist will play… Weiterlesen
„We Belong Together“ – Really?
Ezra Furman and Harry Styles – one week, two artists, two worlds. On Sunday afternoon, I talked with US artist Liz (known professionally as Ezra Furman) in her dressing room… Weiterlesen
Jasmine.4.t.: “I’m so privileged to be a ray of hope and potential for young trans people”
“I still don’t believe it’s real,” Jasmine.4.t. says, laughing. It’s been a rollercoaster year since the release of her critically acclaimed debut album “You Are the Morning” in January, and… Weiterlesen
We Listen and We Judge – To film or not to film…?
In this series, our editors Ali and Gabi take a look at the week’s main talking points in music and pop culture. An edited version of the near-constant dialogue they… Weiterlesen
King Princess: “I think bringing people joy through music is a form of rebellion”
It’s a sunny morning in Berlin and King Princess, aka US singer/songwriter and now actress Mikaela Straus, is feeling really good. “Apart from the fact the world is burning,” she… Weiterlesen
The 1975: 12 Songs we would like to hear at Glastonbury Festival
This Friday, British band The 1975 will headline Glastonbury Festival for the first time. It’s a career-defining moment for them that’s been twelve years in the making. The band first… Weiterlesen
We Listen and We Judge – One Weekend with Charli XCX and Sam Fender
In this new series, our editors Ali and Gabi take a look at the week’s main talking points in music and pop culture. An edited version of the near-constant dialogue… Weiterlesen
Pulp ’s „More“: Farmers‘ Markets, Commuter Trains, Quiet Pubs and Charity Shops
“More”, Pulp’s first album in 24 years, was never supposed to be. Frontman and founder Jarvis Cocker had spent most of that quarter of a century convinced he never wanted… Weiterlesen










