His speech covered all breaking news from the London riots to the Royal Wedding to sexuality in music.
We can only be curious when he'll be back with more of his exciting talks!
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Charles Moneypenny is back!
Charles Moneypenny appeared unexpectedly last Saturday at the Staalplaat Shop in Neukölln. Some of you saw him already not so long ago, when he first came to Berlin. Now, on his second visit, he told us that he might move to Berlin and buy a flat or a house. Obviously Berlin hast left a strong impression to Mr. Moneypenny especially the lovely people of this city.
His speech covered all breaking news from the London riots to the Royal Wedding to sexuality in music.
We can only be curious when he'll be back with more of his exciting talks!
His speech covered all breaking news from the London riots to the Royal Wedding to sexuality in music.
We can only be curious when he'll be back with more of his exciting talks!
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Oslo - The Art of Hugging
Norwegian people like to hug each other! Wonderful! "There are different ways of hugging" tells Lasse Marhaug. "A 'bye bye hug' should be more intimate than a 'hello hug'". I try to do my job well. Also for the two shows I'm playing in Oslo, but lets start from the beginning.
After an intense and packed Berlin duo with Julian Sartorius on drums and me on turntables at -able gallery in Neukölln I find myself the other morning totally bleary-eyed and hangovered at the check-in counter of Norwegian Airlines at Schönefeld airport. A hand grabs my shoulder and I look into a familiar face. It's Clayton Thomas who also flies to Oslo together with Tony Buck and Johannes Bauer. We all play at Blow Out Festival on Saturday. But first I'll have to deliver my noise for the Student Festival at Oslo University.
It was a great weekend, with a delicious slow cooked salmon, some nice oolong tea and an extraordinary duo with Lasse at cafe Mir. But the main reason for my Oslo trip was to finish a book about SI that will soon be published on Marhaug Forlag. I'm super-excited about it! More details and announcement very soon.
Sudden Infant @ Student Festival Klubbscenen Betong Oslo
After an intense and packed Berlin duo with Julian Sartorius on drums and me on turntables at -able gallery in Neukölln I find myself the other morning totally bleary-eyed and hangovered at the check-in counter of Norwegian Airlines at Schönefeld airport. A hand grabs my shoulder and I look into a familiar face. It's Clayton Thomas who also flies to Oslo together with Tony Buck and Johannes Bauer. We all play at Blow Out Festival on Saturday. But first I'll have to deliver my noise for the Student Festival at Oslo University.
It was a great weekend, with a delicious slow cooked salmon, some nice oolong tea and an extraordinary duo with Lasse at cafe Mir. But the main reason for my Oslo trip was to finish a book about SI that will soon be published on Marhaug Forlag. I'm super-excited about it! More details and announcement very soon.
Sudden Infant @ Student Festival Klubbscenen Betong Oslo
Sten Ove Toft & Lasse Marhaug @ Klubbscenen Betong Oslo
Photos by Synne Tonil
Friday, August 12, 2011
White trash camp side holidays in Norbergia!
Norberg Festival Sweden August 29-31 2011
Sweden, the land of lakes, deers, starköl, knäckebrot, blonde individuals, systembolaget and home of Joachim Nordwall, chairman of iDeal Recordings, who invited Sudden Infant & Raionbashi to perform at Norberg Festival in the middle of nowhere two hours outside of Stockholm.
I can't remember the last time I spent two nights on a camp side hanging at a festival in between Breakcore-Hippies, Electro-Nerds and Avantgarde-Punks. Thanks god Joachim inaugurated me into the rituals of Swedish hardcore enjoyment: Beer, wine, whiskey, crisps! And all in category 3!
Thanks for the great time! It was absolutely fantastic! Joachim you are the best! Cheers to all the good friends and nice people who made my time unforgettable: Daniel, Thomas, Leif, Roberto, Chinaski, Petter, Stephen, Zbigniew, Camilla, Grete, Helena, Jan, Richard, Ben, Anastasia and all the others I forgot or can't remember their names.
http://www.norbergfestival.com/
http://idealrecordings.com/
Sweden, the land of lakes, deers, starköl, knäckebrot, blonde individuals, systembolaget and home of Joachim Nordwall, chairman of iDeal Recordings, who invited Sudden Infant & Raionbashi to perform at Norberg Festival in the middle of nowhere two hours outside of Stockholm.
I can't remember the last time I spent two nights on a camp side hanging at a festival in between Breakcore-Hippies, Electro-Nerds and Avantgarde-Punks. Thanks god Joachim inaugurated me into the rituals of Swedish hardcore enjoyment: Beer, wine, whiskey, crisps! And all in category 3!
Thanks for the great time! It was absolutely fantastic! Joachim you are the best! Cheers to all the good friends and nice people who made my time unforgettable: Daniel, Thomas, Leif, Roberto, Chinaski, Petter, Stephen, Zbigniew, Camilla, Grete, Helena, Jan, Richard, Ben, Anastasia and all the others I forgot or can't remember their names.
http://www.norbergfestival.com/
http://idealrecordings.com/
Monday, July 18, 2011
Shelley HIrsch & Joke Lanz
Shelley Hirsch: voice // Joke Lanz: turntables
live at NK Berlin, July 1 2011
camera: Ursula Peer, Ute Waldhausen
cut: Ursula Peer
thanks: Farahnaz Hatam, Julian Percy, Mauro Martinuz
http://www.shelleyhirsch.com
http://www.suddeninfant.com
http://www.nkprojekt.de
Pictures by Aniana Heras!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Memories part 6
SUDDEN INFANT live in Taipei 2000:
Sudden Infant (Joke Lanz & Franz Lieberherr) live at Theatre Cafe Neruda, Taipei Taiwan 7th October 2000. Other acts were: Dino/Stan/Mr. Cheng, Chin-Shen-Ching Fujei, Z.S.L.O.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
Sonic Circuits Festival 2011 Washington DC
photo by Martin Holtkamp
Sonic Circuits Festival 2011 promo video:
All Sudden Infant east coast tour dates on:
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