Deathcamp Project i The Act

2005-10-09 / Attack / Reads: 11277

On the May 18th - during mini festival in Cafe Colomb in Poznan, there was another, after a year long break, concert of our favourite Poznan band The Act. With a new musiscian, bass guitarist, Daniel, Iza, Anton and all the rest have shown us a piece of good...

De/Vison + Das Moon + Janosch Moldau

2013-11-25 / Sayuri vel PhotoKAmour / Reads: 4345

Saturday evening on November 16, Warsaw. Cold, dark, windy and unpleasant that you even would not go out of the house. But there were good reasons, to go on that day to one from the city sidelines clubs - Progresja. The magnet was performance of European pioneers of the electronic...

De/Vison + Das Moon + Janosch Moldau

2013-12-21 / Wiewiorek / Reads: 5054

Exceeding speed limits established by law we are heading to the capital city, where just in a few hours a long awaited appearance of one of the biggest stars of the synth pop genre is going to take place. We are reaching the area belonging to the Military Technical Academy...

De/Vision, Reactor7x + Hot Rain

2011-02-25 / ScarabBonku / Reads: 5278

I promised to write a coverage from the show of De/Vision in Szczecin, yet, more or less at the same time, an idea of creating a sort of a column occurred to me, hence… a word-mixture is being served. When one is intending to play at a particular kind...

Darkwave.Ro Fest 3

2011-02-11 / Dorel Tudor / Reads: 6726

The evening of 29th January 2011 prepaired to the Romanian goth fans unforgettable moments. The event was organized by Viva Music and the choosen place was Cage Club in Bucharest and the line-up meaned: Project Pitchfork, Rabia Sorda and Tenek. Starting 9 p.m. people enjoyed the club’s goth atmosphere, the...

DarkBeat Festival

2006-03-27 / khocico / Reads: 21056

Dark beats had been announcing for quite a while the news that wonderful artist were going to come to Wrocław to play for the audience gathered in the club 'Liverpool' and to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the portal postindustry. Apparently, this African way worked well as when we were...