Hyperdog (egg/A) + Die Farce Die (post,Bln)
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beav boloney & wildwax & little league prsnt:
Hyperdog / eggpunk,Linz,Austria
https://hyperdog.bandcamp.com / https://www.instagram.com/hyperdog667/
& Die Farce Die / postpunk,Berlin
https://diefarcedie.bandcamp.com/album/a-minor-chance-for-a-charming-future / https://www.instagram.com/diefarcedie/
at Schokoladen.doors 19 Uhr concert starts 20 Uhr
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garage/eggpunk band HYPERDOG coming back to Berlin!
here a review to their latest recording from MRR:
Debut full-length from HYPERDOG of Linz, Austria. The opener, “Enter The Mountain,” starts with the original Playstation boot-up sound (can’t forget that noise), followed by a sort of lovely, moody synth track, completely disorienting you from the garage-y, distorted-vocal hardcore that follows. Looking at the psychedelic album art, I thought I was going to get some southern US doomer band, but obviously looks deceive. Is that a theme here? The eleven tracks within are fast, short, and tight. Some songs yell at you, like “Cop,” while others have a playfulness, like “House on the Hill,” featuring carefree, shimmery guitars. This is the US release, with the same release available on vinyl from Swish Swash Records in Europe (slightly different album art, same vibe). Fun debut that keeps you guessing!
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great post/Indie from DIE FARCE DIE,this is radical pop music for yearning loners. and an album for the ordinary freaks.
Hyperdog / eggpunk,Linz,Austria
https://hyperdog.bandcamp.com / https://www.instagram.com/hyperdog667/
& Die Farce Die / postpunk,Berlin
https://diefarcedie.bandcamp.com/album/a-minor-chance-for-a-charming-future / https://www.instagram.com/diefarcedie/
at Schokoladen.doors 19 Uhr concert starts 20 Uhr
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garage/eggpunk band HYPERDOG coming back to Berlin!
here a review to their latest recording from MRR:
Debut full-length from HYPERDOG of Linz, Austria. The opener, “Enter The Mountain,” starts with the original Playstation boot-up sound (can’t forget that noise), followed by a sort of lovely, moody synth track, completely disorienting you from the garage-y, distorted-vocal hardcore that follows. Looking at the psychedelic album art, I thought I was going to get some southern US doomer band, but obviously looks deceive. Is that a theme here? The eleven tracks within are fast, short, and tight. Some songs yell at you, like “Cop,” while others have a playfulness, like “House on the Hill,” featuring carefree, shimmery guitars. This is the US release, with the same release available on vinyl from Swish Swash Records in Europe (slightly different album art, same vibe). Fun debut that keeps you guessing!
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great post/Indie from DIE FARCE DIE,this is radical pop music for yearning loners. and an album for the ordinary freaks.
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