Land der Lieder is a Schlagerparade format invented by Diego Castro and Stephan Kallage probably copyrighted by a dutch Reality TV company. Tonight we’re happy to welcome many guests such as: Hans Harz IV., The König Ludwig Singers, The Union Singers, Christian Starz, Gabi Fichte Bandstand & the Honkytonks, Moped, Paul, Valle, Stephan & the …

Eine Welt Aus Hack is closing it's gates, withdrawing it's shares at the Wallstreet, not undergoing new management, drawing a line in the dirt, closing up shop. After almost 8 years of throwing concerts, festivals and exhibitions we found it's time to start something new. But we are in the spirit to celebrate the occasion!! [...]…

GOLDEN ORIOLE A new set up involving 2 members of the band Staer from Norway. Golden Oriole is a 2 piece abstract funk band devoted entirely to the age old tri-legion formation. A Cytostatic repetition with Jagged Disparity sitting on a Golden Locator who’s apex sits centrally below. https://soundcloud.com/thegoldenoriole HORACIO POLLARD Turbid grooves. http://horaciopollard.blogspot.co.at/ GENE […

Eine Welt aus Hack operates as a multilingual online hub for an independent music and art collective rooted in Berlin and active across German cities like Leipzig and Hamburg. The platform gathers concerts, tours, projects, and news updates from a wide roster of artists, presenting them through short editorial blurbs, embedded videos, and tour booking information. Its identity is shaped by the collision of German words and English fragments, signaling a deliberate blending of cultures that mirrors the experimental sounds and interdisciplinary work promoted throughout the site.

The collective curates an ongoing schedule of live events that includes festival appearances, club nights, and special presentation formats scattered across many months of the year. From October and November bookings to January announcements, the calendar functions as a living archive where visitors can read about upcoming concerts, check tourbooking details, and explore the broader roster of musicians associated with the project. The integration of concert listings with artist pages makes it easy to follow individual performers while also discovering collaborative sets formed for specific events.

Visual culture plays a central role in how the collective communicates its identity. Posters, drawings, and trailers accompany almost every announcement, providing an aesthetic frame for the music itself. The artwork often mixes hand-drawn illustration with collage, photography, and experimental typography, echoing the same restless curiosity that drives the music. By treating each poster as a small artwork in its own right, the collective extends its creative practice beyond sound and into the visual languages that surround independent music scenes.

The roster featured on the site spans a broad stylistic range, touching on abstract funk, turbid grooves, and other genre-defying projects. Some groups are described in cryptic, poetic language that emphasizes atmosphere and concept over conventional biography, while others are presented through links to streaming platforms and personal blogs. This curatorial approach encourages listeners to approach each act as a distinct world, with its own rules, references, and sonic palette, rather than as variations of a single house style.

Beyond music, the collective engages with exhibition formats, presentations, and cross-disciplinary projects that bring together singers, performers, and visual artists under a shared banner. Descriptions of these projects often highlight the format itself as something invented or reinvented, suggesting an interest in questioning how live performance and audience interaction can be structured. This experimental streak runs through the entire site, where each new entry seems to treat convention as a starting point rather than a destination.

Editorial writing on the platform leans toward a personal, almost conversational tone, often drawing the reader in with quirky phrasing and unexpected associations. Press updates, news blurbs, and short artist profiles are written in a way that feels closer to a zine than a corporate press page. The use of playful, occasionally ironic language reinforces the sense that the collective values authenticity and creative freedom over polished marketing, inviting visitors into a more informal and curious relationship with the work being shared.

Tour booking and live coordination appear to be core functions of the site, reflecting the collective's commitment to keeping its artists on the road and visible. Listings tend to include dates, cities, and venues, supported by poster artwork and links to streaming or video material. This combination of practical information and creative presentation helps touring acts maintain a coherent visual identity while giving audiences a sense of the broader context in which each concert takes place.

An archive section preserves older concerts, projects, and releases, allowing visitors to trace the evolution of the collective over time. This historical layer is treated with the same care as current announcements, suggesting that past work remains an active part of the collective's identity. By keeping earlier formats, press materials, and artist pages accessible, the archive functions as both a resource and a record of an ongoing conversation between the collective, its artists, and the audiences who follow them.

Throughout the site, the recurring sense is one of a community that values experimentation, collaboration, and cultural exchange. References to German cities, multilingual keywords, and a mix of local and international artists point to a network that resists easy categorization. Whether presenting a new band, an exhibition, or a tour announcement, the collective frames its activities as part of a shared creative landscape where music, art, and language continually overlap and reinvent one another.

Girl Band are heading to germany this november, we are very happy to reveal the tourartwork done by Damien Tran, find Dates and Ticketlinks below. 24.11.2016    Heidelberg – Pret a ecouter Festival TICKETS 25.11.2016    Berlin – Urban Spree TICKETS *presented by BYTE.FM…

The TransCentury Update #1 revealed a video trailer today, you can find the link below. Design (again) doneby the lovely people going by the names Jim Kühnel and Anja Kaiser, Video Cut and Video done by Manuel Müller (Muki). Tickets are still hot HERE.…