Program

Hinter diesem Alias ​​verbergen sich zwei bekannte Persönlichkeiten aus den hexagonalen Underground-Sphären: Olivier Demeaux, Keyboarder von Cheveu, ebenfalls Mitglied des Drone-Ambient-Projekts Accident du Travail, und Armelle Oberle, deren einzigartige Stimme wir bereits bei The Dreams und Badabum gehört haben.

Heimat hat viele Zuhörer mit der Originalität seiner Kompositionen überrascht, die sowohl von New Wave und Trap-Musik als auch von ethnografischen Aufnahmen aus Südostasien inspiriert sind.

Armelles inspirierter Gesang, mit ungefähren Akzenten (Deutsch, Italienisch), kombiniert mit Oliviers Post-Wave-Atmosphäre, beschwört X-Mal Deutschland, Malaria und natürlich den großartigen Nico herauf. Sowohl seltsam als auch lyrisch, etablierte sich ihr erstes Album als Klassiker des Genres.

Heimat veröffentlichten am 7. Mai 2021 ihr zweites Album Zwei.

https://meineheimat.bandcamp.com/track/trocadero-2

https://meineheimat.bandcamp.com/track/ita

https://meineheimat.bandcamp.com/track/unterwegs

https://www.instagram.com/heimatmusic/?hl=en

Heimat is a French band comprised of famous figures of french underground, Armelle Oberlé (The Dreams, Badaboum) and Olivier Demeaux (Cheveu, Accident Du Travail)

'Almost as if John Carpenter, RZA, and The Slits made a record together.”

When Heimat released their 1st LP in 2016, Dangerous Minds placed it in “the same weird territory as PiL’s Flowers of Romance and the Residents’ Not Available.”

And The Quietus’ David Mckenna noted that “various ancient cultures are clashing here, or so it seems – (shaped) into fascinating ziggurats. ‘Wieder Ja!’, ‘Pompei’ and ‘Afrikastan’ are strange monuments I could stare at all day.”

Since then, praised by bands like Protomartyr, Algiers, and Blues Control's Russ Waterhouse, Heimat has played in various festivals with post punk acts like Protomartyr and This Is Not This Heat.
Their music has also been played by DJs like Elena Colombi or Trevor Jackson on NTS, WFMU and other radios.

Zwei, the second album of the band (2021) has been praised by the french Press (Libération, Inrocks, Gonzaï) and the Quietus says :
'Its successor retains some of the key features of the debut, such as the macabre mood and Oberle’s incantatory vocals, but this feels like an armour-plated upgrade'

Heimat has released a remix LP of their track in November 2022 containing takes of the legend Sonic Boom, famous slow techno Tolouse low trax tracks and promising Zohar among the others.
Heimat is going to support Fever Ray on tour in April 2023.

Bandcamp
https://meineheimat.bandcamp.com/

Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/heimatmusic/

Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/heimatofficiel/

Music Videos
“Ita”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipljnzyJEqc

“Quando”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjqg2I6z82E

Black Ends’ self-described gunk-pop is about as sweet as that wad of asphalt-crusted bubblegum you found stuck on the bottom of your favorite boots. Much like the legendary grunge bands that influenced the Seattle trio, Black Ends is artfully adept at smothering catchy pop and rock structures with toxic levels of grime; but please don’t call them “post-grunge”, the term used to describe the major label wave of flannel-clad bands trying to capitalize on grunge’s aesthetic. If you must, “post-post-grunge” may be more apt at capturing Black Ends’ reaction against this type of commercialization.

Black Ends - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO0ThO81z2w

https://blackends.bandcamp.com
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https://www.instagram.com/black.ends/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMYq01WkIMrslLJ28Xx3G-Q
https://www.facebook.com/blackendsblackends
https://gunkpop.com