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Three Track Week #21: Built To Last
How Music Survives Change Most things disappear faster than expected. Trends, headlines, algorithms, entire conversations. Music isn't supposed to be any different. Yet some songs refuse to stay where they were first placed. They get reinterpreted, reshaped, rediscovered and carried into entirely different contexts. This week, Cardinals, UNTER STRØM and the cast of 'The Wanderer' show three very different ways music survives. Listen to this week’s Three Track Week #21 selecti
Anne
Jun 145 min read
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The Soundmap of Berlin: Discovering "Schokoladen"
Raw walls, €5 gin and tonics and a room full of people. Schokoladen feels like a piece of old Berlin that never quite left. Foto: Ansgar Koreng, 2014 · Lizenz: CC BY 3.0 DE Located in Berlin-Mitte, Schokoladen has been part of Berlin's alternative scene since 1990. It started in a former chocolate factory and has had to fight to keep its place over the years. Walk inside today and you get the feeling that not much has been done to make it look any different. The Soundmap of B
Raven
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On This Track: Weekend Listening #15
Five tracks about unexpected connections, memories that linger, learning to accept yourself and the question of what happens when the feeling fades. Some songs take you back to a person, a place or a version of yourself you thought you'd left behind. Others capture the moment when someone new walks into your life and everything suddenly feels different. This week's On This Track Weekend Listening 15 moves between those feelings. Panchiko turn a collision into something strang
Anne
1 day ago6 min read
Alphabet - “Into The Blur”
A Little Bit of Nostalgia, a Lot of Guitar Credit: Tatiana Pozuelo There’s something bittersweet about “Into The Blur”, the new single from London four-piece Alphabet. The guitars have a hazy, almost weightless quality, but the drums keep everything moving. It’s the kind of indie song that makes you want to dance while feeling a little sad at the same time. A strummed guitar sets things in motion and the vocals come in almost straight away. Milo McNulty and Lena Pilshofer tra
Anne
2 days ago3 min read
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