Mathebereich der Unität)
Für alle Quadratwurzelholzkinder und Freunde der Subtraktionsregel
gilt hier wie auf allen Seiten des Periodensystems: Weniger ist
manchmal mehr. Auch bei Wettschulden, die oftmals Ehrenschulden sind
und nicht durch den Ruhmdispo abgedeckt werden, sondern mit blankem
Popo der Welt entgegenstrahlen, gilt das. Ebenso wie die Tatsache,
dass Nacktheit nicht vor Notwendigkeit steht, ausser im Duden. Um es
anders auszudrücken: SPROTZ! Wer es noch nicht begriffen hat:
Inflation ist böse, Deflation auch, sieht aber geiler aus. Vergleiche
hier: Bauchfett. Findet hier eine Inflation statt, also ein leichter
Zugang mit Hang zum Überschuss, sinkt der Marktwert und niemand will
die Wampe mehr sehen. Übrigens ist gefühlt Herbst und man kann raus
gehen und Pilz sammeln. Nur nicht Grünling, because he got a gritty
reboot… Labimmel, labammel, labumm! Hier die Termine:
http://gartenzwerg.blogsport.de
www.hafenklang.com
www.myspace.com/hafenklang
www.facebook.com/hhamburg1
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Mo 04.10.
Konzert
Night Fever (DK) + Hjertestop (DK) + Deathraid (USA)
Night Fever: www.myspace.com/nightfever69 - Kopenhagen Hardcore
Hjertestop: www.myspace.com/hjertestop - K-Town Punkrock
Deathraid: www.myspace.com/429073064 - ex Disrupt, State of Fear und
Consume
Eintritt: 6.00 € | Open: 20:00 | Start: 21:00
***
Goldener Salon - Party
PUNKERSTAMMTISCH MIT TISCHTENNIS UND DJ
EINTRITT FREI!
Start: 21:00
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Di 05.10.
Konzert
Dead To Me (USA) + Sex Jams (AUT)
Do you remember punk rock? No, we're not talking about the
watered-down, homogenized version that dominates corporate-run radio
stations and glossy magazines, we're talking about music that
challenges the conventions of what the medium can achieve as an honest
form of artistic expression. For the past six years, San Francisco's
Dead To Me have carried on the same tradition as bands like the Clash
and the Pogues as they've crafted a unique brand of dub-inflected punk
rock that's unlike anything else currently happening in the music
world. "We never thought about getting signed or going on tour, we
just like wanted to hang out and play music for a few hours after
work," explains bassist/vocalist Chicken who formed Dead To Me with
Jack and Brandon of the then-recently defunct street punk act One Man
Army in 2003. "I feel lucky for every second I've experienced in this
band."
However after releasing their full-length debut Cuban Ballerina in
2006, it was clear that Dead To Me—who are currently comprised of
Chicken, Ian (drums) and Nathan (guitar)—couldn't be confined to being
a mere recreational project and since then the band have traveled to
exotic locales like Europe and Japan with labelmates like NOFX and
Swingin' Utters in order to bring their distinctive brand of punk rock
to the masses. Dead To Me gained even more notoriety with the release
of last year's EP Little Brother, but nothing could prepare fans for
the sonic progression the band would achieve with their second
full-length African Elephants. "I am personally proud of the new
record," explains Ian. "The three of us pushed each other a lot with
ideas and actual playing," he continues. "DTM is honest," he adds when
asked about the band's mission statement. "I think people like that
and that's why they connect to us."
If nothing else African Elephants is an album full of firsts—maybe
most notably the first album without the band's original guitarist
Jack. "Jack was married and had a little baby boy and we all sort of
realized he wasn't going to be around much," Ian explains. However
instead of calling it quits because of this setback, the band
continued to write as a trio and eventually came up with the songs
that would make up African Elephants. "I think a lot of doors opened
for is in that time without Jack," Ian adds, displaying the band's
signature dose of positivity. "We are always going to miss him and his
influence, but I think were all open for change. Personally I like
when a band's records mark different phases of their life. Jack' will
be back, though, I don't doubt that. Maybe we will even get baby Jack
in a few records!"
The result is an album that is undeniably Dead To Me but also marks a
new chapter for the band that sees them stretching out and reinventing
their sound without abandoning the roots of what's gotten them to this
point. Correspondingly, tuneful tracks like "Modern Muse" and "3 Chord
Strut" show how inventive the trio can be with relatively
stripped-down arrangements, while tracks like reggae-inflected "A Day
Without War" would make Joe Strummer proud. "It was really cool to
have Nathan step and write some songs because I've always liked punk
bands whose records each sound a little different," Chicken responds
when asked about the sonic diversity of African Elephants, adding that
he takes influence from everyone from NOFX to NWA. "I have no interest
in making the same record more than once, so that's why this album is
different from the past releases."
However as satisfying of a listen as African Elephants may be, Dead To
Me are first and foremost a live act—and you really need to experience
them in their element in order to totally appreciate the brilliance of
the band. "Dead To Me have a lot of touring coming up and I can't wait
because I do not like monotony," Nathan says." "I feel it's safe for
me to speak for the other dudes when I say none of us feel as good
when we are home as we do when we are on the road," he continues. "If
you got a show and you want us to play, we want to be there." The band
currently have plans for a full U.S. Tour this fall followed by a
European Tour with Strike Anywhere where they will undoubtedly be
performing plenty of songs from African Elephants. "I can't wait to go
to work tomorrow," Nathan adds when discussing the band's upcoming
tour itinerary.
While many of today's so-called punk acts aspire to be celebrities and
tastemakers, Dead To Me are content with the simple pleasures of
making great music with friends, living on the road and sharing their
love with people all over the world. In other words, they've already
made it—and everything that happens from here on out is just a bonus.
"It depends on what your definition of success is," Nathan responds
when asked about his goals for the band. "Music is a full-time gig,"
he summarizes. "If you are obsessed like we are there is no vacation
from the mind… and music is always on my mind."
Eintritt: 9.00 € | Eintritt VVK: 7.00 € | Open: 20:30 | Start: 21:30
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Mi 06.10.
Konzert
Melt Banana (Jpn)
Vladimir Bozar (F)
Weil die mal bei John Peels BBC-Sessions Live-On Air randurften,
dürfen sie nun auch mal bei uns...Noisecore
www.myspace.com/azap
www.myspace.com/vladimirbozar
Eintritt: 12.00 € | Eintritt VVK: 9.00 € | Open: 20:30 | Start: 21:30
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Do 07.10.
Konzert
Red Sparowes (USA) + Head Of Wantastiquet (BEL)
www.myspace.com/redsparowes
www.myspace.com/headofwantastiquet
www.eventim.de/red-sparowes-tickets-hamburg.html?affiliate=EVE&doc=artis
tPages/tickets&fun=artist&action=tickets&key=451009%241080499&jumpIn=yTi
x&kuid=16026&from=erdetaila
Orginal
Eintritt: 17.00 € | Eintritt VVK: 14.00 € | Open: 20:30 | Start: 21:30
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Fr 08.10.
Party
WobWob! presents: SLAUGHTER MOB
DJ Bandit + MC Vicious / London
Formed in 1995, brought together by a shared love of the darker side
of UK garage, Slaughter Mob are made up of DJ Bandit, MC Vicious aka
Nyabingi, MC Dangerous aka Gargamel and Silver Fox formerly known as M
Double. Having spent years doing the rounds on Y2Kfm, formerly Mission
FM and playing in various venues such as Mass, Bagley's, Stratford
Rex, Koko and more recently Plastic People they have now developed
their inimitable skills to produce their unique sound. Spending time
in the studio has enabled them to learn and develop the skills needed
to produce tracks as a collective and individually – you only have to
listen to SilverFox's "Heeby Jeebies", Vicious and Bandit's "Strange
Tension" or Dangerous's "Murda" to get a taste of what these
bass-heads are capable off.
They were residents at the original monthly FWD» night at Plastic
People, they've found a home to bring the dastardly S.L.T. sound. A
guaranteed show-stopper, rolling dub after dub and never afraid to
re-load, they are pure entertainment and pure vibes.
Watch out for their new album (hopefully out in September).
Slaughter Mob online:
Facebook www.facebook.com/slaughtermob
MySpace www.myspace.com/slaughtermob
Und im Goldenen Salon spielt die Clap Yo' Feet Crew.
Eintritt: 8.00 € | Start: 23:00
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Goldener Salon - Party
Clap Yo' Feet
Open: 23:00
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Sa 09.10.
Theater
"Feuchtgebiete"
frei nach Charlotte Roche
Die Theater Liga präsentiert:
Im Juli 2010 feierte der Skandalroman "Feuchtgebiete" nach Charlotte
Roche in einer neuen Bühnenfassung und Inszenierung von Peter Dorsch
zum ersten Mal in Hamburg erfolgreich Premiere!
Peter Dorsch begibt sich nicht auf den Pfad einer naturalistischen
Wiedergabe des Textes. Er hat sehr nuanciert den familiären
Hintergrund der Helen Memel herausgearbeitet und zeigt in Brechtscher
Tradition, mit
Slapstick, Comedy, tiefrührenden Momenten und viel Musik, den Weg von
Helen und gleichzeitig den unserer heutigen Facebook-Generation
gekonnt als tragikomische Familiengeschichte auf.
Publikum, Presse ("So funktioniert Theater heute!"), wie Kritik waren
begeistert!
Zum herzhaft lachen und anrührend zugleich - KULTIG!
es spielen:
A: Tascha Solis
B: Tobias Büssow
C: Vanida Karun
D: Mathis Köllmann
Bühnenfassung und Regie: Peter Dorsch
Ausstattung: Kai Cassuben
Dramaturgie: Esther Kaufmann, Kolja Schallenberg
Produktionsleitung: Martin Besecke
Eintritt: 15.00 € | Eintritt VVK: 12.00 € | Open: 19:00 | Start: 20:00
***
Goldener Salon - Party
"broke but dope"
eine richtige tanzsause mit:
Funky Cool Martina
Deneh
Lucky Drama
SDAG
RE.Peter & Dresone
Shorty Banks
Mad Maxomum
Eintritt: 5.00 € | Open: 23:00
***
Hafenklang Late Night - Party
Minimal Anders
elektro/techno
Jona (Get Physical, Planet E / Belgium)
Vinny Villbass (Sunkissed, Kindisch / Norway)
Krach & Gerümpel (Tanzgold / Hamburg)
Johann Vogel (Minimal Anders / Hamburg)
Soundgranulat (Malaria / Hamburg)
VJ:
Shorty (Minimal Anders / Hamburg)
Nonsleep Visuels (Berlin)
Eintritt: 7.00 € | Open: 23:30
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So 10.10.
Konzert
ACHTUNG - MATINEE!!!
The Now-Denial (GER - letzte Hamburg-Show) + Weekend Nachos (USA) +
Wojczech (Rostock) + Union Of Sleep (Hagen) + Crowskin (Potsdam)
www.myspace.com/thenowdenial
www.myspace.com/weekendnachos
www.myspace.com/wojczech13
www.myspace.com/unionofsleep
www.myspace.com/crowskin
Eintritt: 7.00 € | Open: 16:00 | Start: 17:00
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Mo 11.10.
Konzert
Eagle Twin (USA) + Switchblade (SWE) + Pombagira (UK)
A two headed eagle with octopus tentacles. Tyler Smith (form of
rocket) hits things really hard. Gentry Densley (iceburn, ascend)
loosens his strings and always has a few extra amplifiers. The 2 have
come together with a love of all things heavy. Its doom blues roots
rock backing a new mythology of epic old testament proportions. Born
from crow, eagle twin says, "I am a brother to dragons, and a
companion to owls"
Eintritt: 10.00 € | Eintritt VVK: 8.00 € | Open: 20:00 | Start: 21:00
***
Goldener Salon - Party
PUNKERSTAMMTISCH MIT TISCHTENNIS UND DJ
EINTRITT FREI!
Start: 21:00
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