KILLEKILL meets MINDLAB
07.April 2010 @ BERGHAIN KANTINE Berlin
BJØRN SVIN [live]
ClicK
Rump Recordings, Denmark, BerlinKARSTEN PFLUM [live]
ClicKRump, Mindwaves-Music / Denmark, BerlinTHE EBERT BROTHERS [live, visuals]
ClicKMindwaves-Music / BerlinHANNO HINKELBEIN [DJ]
ClicKNull Records, Killekill / BerlinDJ FLUSH [DJ]
ClicKKillekill / BerlinPERNILLE KROG MOGENSEN [visuals]
ClicKDenmark, Berlin
BJØRN SVINBjørn Svin is a live performer and producer of
experimental electronic dancemusic.
He started making music in 1992, and released his first record in 1995.
Since then he has produced several albums and 12”s, as well as music for
films and theater.
In the late nineties he became a "techno pop-star" with the hit “Mer
Strøm 2”, and reached cult-status in most of Scandinavia.
Through his charismatic live-performances, he has become known
as a very passionate man with a physical connection to his own beats and
loops.
This is also seen in his strictly analogue approach to music making and
perfoming, where he always prefers hardware to computers.
Bjørns music can be described as a kind of rave-hip
hop-fusion-techno-jazz with a positive energy connected through
repetitive but still quite complex beats.
What sums up Bjørns work is a personal energy rather than a certain
style and some would claim that his music belongs in the electronica
category, rather than being plain dance techno.
Bjørn has collaborated with lots of different people: Cristian
Vogel, Jacob Kirkegaard, Karsten Pflum, Jonas Olesen, Copyflex, Else
Marie Pade, Håkan Lidbo, Christian Bloch, Dj Valyum, Carion (classical
woodwind quintet) and Das Beckwerk.web:
http://www.myspace.com/bjoern_svin
KARSTEN PFLUMKarsten Pflum is a danish producer,
currently based in Berlin. His music varies in style, but lies somewhere
between IDM, dubstep, and electronica. His latest release, Slaphead
Faun, is a collection of old classic tunes, gathered from 2002 to 2007.
Sweet melodic themes with elaborated beats and unconventional ideas go
together, and take the listener on a path of mental rave.
With three full releases and a bunch of EPs in his bag, Karsten Pflum pays a
tribute to the glorious times of IDM, without loosing the focus on the
future of the genre.
His liveshows have been rocking around
Europe for a good number of years, and his tunes have been played on a
diverse number of radio programs – among these by Mary Ann Hobbs, Carl
Hyde of Underworld and the by the late John Peel.web: http://www.myspace.com/pflum
THE EBERT BROTHERSThe EbertBrothers are Axel and Michael Ebert, an artist
duo living and working in Berlin. They started to collaborate in 2006, first creating
video art pieces, then moving more and more towards music production,
accompanied by their own visuals.Their performances can currently be
experienced in clubs and galleries in Berlin.
On stage the Eberbrothers perform with an ever evolving set of
