Christoph Pepe Auer is known as a musician who likes to take risks. Not only musically. Disappointed by the insufficient and unsatisfactory label landscape in the area of creative, contemporary jazz and improvised music, the bass clarinetist took the matter into his … read more »
Initially planned as a onetime project, Klaus Paier and Asja Valcic have now officially partnered up as a duo, after four years of collaboration, including the impressive and acclaimed album Á Deux and countless concerts at home and abroad.
Not a bad resumee for an Austrian musician to have a collection of anecdotes about himself as a percussionist on tour with Björk. Yes – THE Icelandic pop priestess Björk we all know of. Needless to say, the amazing percussionist and Hang … read more »
Since 1975 the œnm . österreichisches ensemble für neue musik (Austrian Ensemble for New Music) has been making sure that the range of music in the Mozart city of Salzburg and elsewhere is enriched with various facets of new music and continues … read more »
Two years after the release of “Falling Into Place”, the Austrian singer-songwriter Clara Luzia is now reporting back with her new, now fifth album “We Are fish” (Asinella Records) on the stage of the local music scene.
Houztekk Records is a label that cannot be pigeonholed into any particular music genre. Right from the start the three label heads Maximilian Meindl, Jürgen Höglinger und Thomas Kronlachner never surrendered to any conventional practices in terms of their artist selection. Their … read more »
Fuck The Atlantic Ocean is a music/film/web project about the Austrian band Sweet Sweet Moon. In 2011 the Austrian music video bloggers They Shoot Music Dont They filmed a live session in Vienna, which suddenly unraveled on YouTube and has now reached … read more »
Plaided are a refreshing counterpoint to the usual and dull classic indie rock formats. As a duo Veronika Eberhart and Julia Mitterbauer celebrate musical nonconformity in its purest form and refuse to subdue to fashionable hipster sounds.
Coming back from the Slovenian Music Week (STG) in its 2nd year, the festival once again managed to gather a variety of interesting guests from the European music industry.
Raphael Wressnig is an excellent example of the fact that there are methods and possibilities beyond conventional didactical paths to establish oneself in the music world and to draw attention to oneself on an international level.