Clubnacht: Ceska Republika
Beschreibung:
Live-Übertragung des EM-Qualifikationsspiels Tschechien - Deutschland ab 20:00 Uhr.
ARTIST-INFOS
Magnetik:
Moimir Papalescu and Peter Van Krbetz are true pioneers of the czech avant-garde music scene. Papalescu as the electronic machines operator featured in cultic bands Vannessa, Gundreams or Sundreams whilst saxophone virtuoso Van Krbetz have cooperated with the bands like Vltava, Psi Vojaci, Mind The Step or with the guitarist Mike Stern. Moimir is one of the formers of Czech Grammy awarded Moimir Papalescu & The Nihilists (Best dance album of 2004, also nominated for Newcomer of the year). Taking the inspiration from sci-fi classics, astronauts & visionaries, Magnetik brings fantastik-technik-musik for all the stylish freaks, synthesizers lovers and those who believes that MUSIC LOVES SCIENCE. www.myspace.com/themagnetik
Midi Lidi:
Midi Lidi jsou takoví normální lidé. Nekde mezi mini a maxi. Elektronický projekt vzniknul kolem filmare, divadelníka a muzikanta Petra Marka (Láska shora 2002, Nebýt dnešní 2005, hudba k filmu Mistri), Markéty Lisé a Prokopa Holoubka, na koncertech doplnovaných brnenskými video artisty Filipem Cenkem, Magdalenou Hrubou ci VJ Kolouchem. Ani Midi Lidem nechybí smysl pro humor (viz obskurní texty) a odkaz na spríznený soubor názvu Krásný stehovák Gerard & Sexuální Nábytek. www.myspace.com/midilidi
The Nihilists:
Moimir Papalescu and the Nihilists have just released their highly-anticipated second album, “Lewis Neptune.“ The band first appeared on the Czech music scene in Spring 2003 with their instant hit single, “Summer Deviation.“ Its refrain, “Refresh Your Mind,“ was a much needed wake-up call to the stagnating Czech underground. Not content with a one-hit revolution, they soon released an equally innovative full-length album, “Analogue Voodoo“ (2004, X – Production / Manipulation Records), which, true to its name, managed to mix the band’s favorite pet sounds – early Suicides, Cramps-style psychobilly, and even Sinatra and Hazlewood’s dark sugarpop - into a fresh sound all their own. The album’s clean production, minimalist beats, and sexy-hip lyrics won it instant praise among Czech music fans and the Music Press alike. And in 2005 the “revolution“ was officially recognized, when, at the Czech Grammys, Papalescu and the Nihilists picked up the award for Best Album of the Year. Following the Grammys, the band caught the attention of Berlin’s Pale Music Int., one of Germany’s most progressive, electro-alternative labels, and producers of such artists as Mignon, Peaches, Kid Congo Powers, Cobra Killer, Alexander Hacke, Der Plan and many others. This past spring the label released both a 12-inch vinyl EP (featuring remixes by Sunshine, Steve Morell, Marc Lenzi, and Elektralabel), as well as a re-edition of “Analogue Voodoo“ for the German and European markets. www.myspace.com/mpandnihilists
Nachbericht:
wider mal eine fette party in mitten der maenge,
Die live-acts brachten alle zum rocken.
