While planning for my upcoming blog posts I thought it might be a good idea to feature some new and rather unknown artists now and then. Hey! This is about music - and if there’s someone real good who deserves to get more attention… let’s do it.
You may remember that when I reviewed the Peter Doherty gig months before I mentioned the opener to be worthwhile getting their own article. Here it is.
The Bony King of Nowhere - that’s what they are called. Actually, “they” means “he”. Because it’s Bram Vanparys from Ghent in Belgium plus supporting musicians.
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Tuesday, October 13. 2009
Recommended Music: "The Bony King of Nowhere"
Sunday, May 24. 2009
Introducing "Cellonaut" Wolfram Huschke: Music Online Connects
Accidentally, I came across a musician lately. It is a story about how social media should work.
In April, @cellonaut from Twitter followed me. Just as always when someone follows, I inspected his tweets and bio… hm, cello player. Quite obvious from his Twitter alias. Hash tags told me he was about to play my home town in May. Then I got to his site: The sound examples simply blew me away (see “Press” and “CDs”). I had to go see him play. I had to CONTACT him. Xing and Facebook got us fully connected. We arranged for an interview. Btw, he’s great at tweeting too… on his way from Hamburg to Trier (where he was about to play) he was kind of twinterviewed - @hunderttausend, Trier online mag, played Q&A for 6 (!) hours.
A musician, playing an instrument as traditional as a cello in a most non-traditional way. Open to online life. That’s great. This has to be fun.
Now, you may ask yourself - who is this guy?
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In April, @cellonaut from Twitter followed me. Just as always when someone follows, I inspected his tweets and bio… hm, cello player. Quite obvious from his Twitter alias. Hash tags told me he was about to play my home town in May. Then I got to his site: The sound examples simply blew me away (see “Press” and “CDs”). I had to go see him play. I had to CONTACT him. Xing and Facebook got us fully connected. We arranged for an interview. Btw, he’s great at tweeting too… on his way from Hamburg to Trier (where he was about to play) he was kind of twinterviewed - @hunderttausend, Trier online mag, played Q&A for 6 (!) hours.
A musician, playing an instrument as traditional as a cello in a most non-traditional way. Open to online life. That’s great. This has to be fun.
Now, you may ask yourself - who is this guy?
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Tuesday, May 5. 2009
Sing Me Any Song By Peter Doherty - Can You? (Gig Review)
03.05.: Peter Doherty, Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg), Rockhal Club
[Deutsche Version] I didn’t quite know what to expect when buying my ticket. I had the Babyshambles’ Down In Albion and Shotter’s Nation playing on iTunes every now and then – random play that is, about 20 songs within a pool of 12.000… The ska/reggae bits I don’t like that much, otherwise I was pleased (and curious) enough to check him out.
Doherty went into his set at about 9:45pm, walking… strolling…erm, well, stumbling on and across the stage. I got this awkward feeling – yes, this is what everyone expects and so he starts to fill this role.
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[Deutsche Version] I didn’t quite know what to expect when buying my ticket. I had the Babyshambles’ Down In Albion and Shotter’s Nation playing on iTunes every now and then – random play that is, about 20 songs within a pool of 12.000… The ska/reggae bits I don’t like that much, otherwise I was pleased (and curious) enough to check him out.
Doherty went into his set at about 9:45pm, walking… strolling…erm, well, stumbling on and across the stage. I got this awkward feeling – yes, this is what everyone expects and so he starts to fill this role.
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