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A soundtrack to the history: Qntal’s Michael Popp interviewed

Qntal, pioneers of mixing medieval folk music with impressive electronics, released their eighth album ”VIII: Nachtblume” in the beginning of March 2018. We realised we have only interviewed (related band) Deine Lakaien, but never Qntal. So our Hamburg-based writer Jimi Nilsson had a chat with a cheerful Michael Popp, founder of Qntal, an interview entailing the band’s connection to poetry and historical artifacts, and Popp’s passion for new instruments. He reveals that Qntal was born prior to Deine Lakaien, talks about being like a brother to Ernst Horn and the darkwave scene. Fortsätt läsa ”A soundtrack to the history: Qntal’s Michael Popp interviewed”

Splice Festival – Rich Mix – London – May 10-13 2018 – live report

Never heard of the audiovisual, electronic Splice Festival in East London? Well to be honest, until about a year ago, neither had I. But seeing that acts as established as Coldcut, Mira Calix and DJ Food played at the last one, including the legend that is Mixmaster Morris DJ:ing – well, how could I resist once Splice time came around again. Fortsätt läsa ”Splice Festival – Rich Mix – London – May 10-13 2018 – live report”

More news from The Orb – new single to be followed by new album

The Orb have released a new single ”Rush Hill Road”, to be followed on the 22nd June by the new album ”No Sounds Are out of Bounds”. Both form part of the 30th anniversary celebrations of the seminal ambient electronic music group, along with the festival to be held at the Roundhouse in London – Orbfest on the 23rd June. Fortsätt läsa ”More news from The Orb – new single to be followed by new album”

Impenetrable dense guitar distortion: Klimt 1918 interviewed

Catching up with the current incarnation of former dark goth rockers Klimt 1918 from Italy almost 20 years after their formation was going to be an affair focused to the changing sound, the Italian underground scene and the connection between music and art. The also talk about mixing in Sweden and their love for 80:s bands like Berlin and Duran Duran. Release met up with Francesco Conte and founding member Paolo Soellner after their show at Hafenklang in Hamburg. Fortsätt läsa ”Impenetrable dense guitar distortion: Klimt 1918 interviewed”