HENGE isn’t just a band—it’s a cosmic movement. Blending hypnotic tribal rhythms, galactic synth textures, and extraterrestrial theatrics, these interstellar travelers have made it their mission to bring Earthlings together through the unifying power of Cosmic Dross.
Tramhaus isn’t here to follow the rulebook. Their music cuts through post-punk, noise rock, and indie with an uncompromising edge, constantly morphing with diverse influences. But beyond the chaos, there’s an ethos of trust, openness, and raw emotion. As they put it, “Don’t let the thing you love destroy you”—a sentiment that fuels both their intense songwriting process and the balancing act of life on the road. In this interview, the Rotterdam-based band reflects on their rapid rise, artistic philosophy, and why punk’s easy anger isn’t enough.
One of Europe’s fundamental programs supporting clubs and emerging talents, Liveurope, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. In connection with this, we talked to up-and-coming musicians from home and abroad, as well as the program’s founders.
Known for her evocative soundscapes and visually stunning artistry, Sylvie Kreusch is no stranger to breaking conventions. With the recent release of her album Comic Trip, the Belgian artist invites listeners on an introspective journey, weaving childhood nostalgia with the raw realities of adulthood. In this conversation, Kreusch shares insights into her creative process, the inspirations behind her genre-defying music, and how her performances reflect a dramatic duality between vulnerability and empowerment. Prepare to delve into the mind of an artist whose work is as fragile and transformative as the metaphorical glass she admires.
Tempers invites listeners into a world where vulnerability meets artistry, crafting soundscapes that resonate deeply. In this interview, Jasmine Golestaneh share insights on translating emotions into sound, the poetic roots of their lyrics, and the power of visual storytelling in their music.
See them live on the Ship on the 22nd of November!
As they prepare to take the stage at A38 on November 24, Porcelain id reflects on their evolving artistic journey, from the raw emotions of Bibi:1 to the intricate blend of sound and visual storytelling that defines their work. In this conversation, they delve into the complexities of performing deeply personal music live, the constant balancing act between authenticity and industry pressures, and how collaboration fuels their creative vision. Join us as Porcelain id shares insights on crafting genuine connections with audiences and seeking guidance for their craft in the black queer artist, activist community.
