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It really teleported me back into my teenage days when they played songs like A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More Touch Me or Sugar, We’re Going Down. Those songs remind me of my Myspace era – and how many bands I discovered through Myspace before it went down … Continue readingConcert review: Fall Out Boy, Pvris & nothing, nowhere – Rudolf-Weber-Arena Oberhausen, 06 November 2023
On Friday, the German folk rock band Versengold published their new album „Lautes Gedenken“. It marks their 20 year anniversary as a band and hence includes a song celebrating that exactly. I’ve seen them at the MPS in Bückeburg this year and it was amazing, And it gave me somewhat of a headstart for their new album, which I’ll talk about here. … Continue readingAlbum review: Versengold – Lautes Gedenken
Boom. First time I’ll actually post about a concert here. Don’t take the „concert review“ too seriously, I guess it’s just a bit of rambling. So last night we went to Oberhausen to see Smash Into Pieces. To be fair, yesterday wasn’t exactly my day. I was super tired after work and I wasn’t really too excited about the show either. I like Smash Into Pieces, but it’s not a band I listen to excessively. They were one of my Spotify discoveries that kept popping up in Mixtapes and such and somehow stayed. I was convinced that they would deliver and that the show would be great and I didn’t want my exhaustion to ruin it for me (after all, I’ve been just as tired at other shows and I still managed to enjoy them to the fullest). I told myself „This is probably going to turn me into a
I decided to start a blog again. I don’t know where this is going, how this is going to go and for how long this is going to go but … let’s give it a try. My core motivation was to stop annoying my poor mastodon followers by making lengthy text posts about concert experiences, music related stuff or whatever I feel like talking about. So I’m trying a blog instead. My aim is to use it for … the afforementioned stuff, mostly. Plus maybe occasional talks about books I’m reading or stories I’m writing. Symphonies – my passion for music (which is usually not very symphonic) – and „poetries“ – my love for literature, although the word „poetry“ is not supposed to be taken literally. I don’t know much about poetry despite being the only one who attended the poetry classes out of interest and not just because it