Party: LOST PLACES/DAMAGED GOODS präsentieren XTR HUMAN && DELOREA PONTIAC - Astra Stube

Party: LOST PLACES/DAMAGED GOODS präsentieren XTR HUMAN && DELOREA PONTIAC - Astra Stube

XTR HUMAN
What connects us with other people? What happens if these ethereal connections break? When the obvious seems no longer logical and the everyday feels empty and without sense? XTR HUMAN are about disruption and estrangement, the collapse and the doubt. In their songs they look behind the curtain and seek answers to the eternal questions that concern us all. It is just a consequence that this search also affects the musical layer of XTR HUMAN. With their mélange of post punk, coldwave and shoegaze they break new ground and move away from the paths well-trodden in contemporary music. Hence creating a unique and primordial mixture between tradition and innovation that never sounds stale, but fresh and full of energy. Powerful bass lines meet lofty synthesizer; mighty and forceful guitar walls meet vibrant beats all complimented by commanding and formidable vocals as if chased by a mysterious desperation. XTR HUMAN was founded in December 2012 in Stuttgart. The idea behind the project existed previously, before other members Valerio and Matthias met, and gave it concrete form. First opportunities of support gigs for Motorama, Black Marble, Lebanon Hanover and Be Forest emerged quickly. Some headline gigs followed and concerts in Vienna, Berlin and Leipzig were offered for the band. The previous highlight was a show at the Stuck!-Festival in Salzburg. Visual support was offered by their good pal and collaborator, photographer Kai Fischer who created the video inspired by the single Dysfunction, which was released in May 2013. Every note, every effect has its place and is meticulously performed with conscientious effort, so that each song of their debut album Atavism (release 28th April 2014 by No Emb Blanc Records) has an impact devastatingly precise in its execution. In recording, XTR HUMAN took their time. It came out of an album with a wide range of facets, presenting each song with its own particular character and overall producing a unique and haunting harmonic portrait of the band. Though it can often be melancholic, cold and technoid, it is never without a residual and ultimately a bright spark of hope; this bright spark coming in the form of lyricist and enigmatic front man Johannes.
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8 €


Link:
http://www.facebook.com/XtrHuman

DELOREA PONTIAC
wan't to play the melodramatic highwayrace?
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Link:
http://deloreapontiac.bandcamp.com/releases

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