New Music, not entirely for export just yet. Trümmer (translated: Debris) are a three-piece Indie/Alt band from Hamburg Germany, and have only been together since 2012, but so far they’ve been doing really well and getting a positive word-of-mouth going around Europe.
I’m not sure if they do any songs in English, this set is all in German – but that shouldn’t put you off. They kick ass.
Tonight’s post comes via the highly popular “Introducing . . .” series, showcasing new bands on the scene broadcast by RBB in Berlin. They power through a pretty high-voltage set of some 29 minutes, and leave you wanting to hear more. That’s a good sign.
I’m not sure what the Big Plan is for Trümmer, but this set ought to give you a good idea of what you’ll be running into, should they decided to fall by the U.S. for a few visits anytime soon.
In the meantime, here they are as they give Berlin a taste of what to expect.
Trümmer – Live At Introducing – Berlin 2014 -Nights At The Roundtable: Mini-Concert/Rock Without Borders
Click on the link here for Audio Player – Trümmer – Live At Introducing . . . – Berlin – March 9, 2014 – RBB Berlin
New Music, not entirely for export just yet. Trümmer (translated: Debris) are a three-piece Indie/Alt band from Hamburg Germany, and have only been together since 2012, but so far they’ve been doing really well and getting a positive word-of-mouth going around Europe.
I’m not sure if they do any songs in English, this set is all in German – but that shouldn’t put you off. They kick ass.
Tonight’s post comes via the highly popular “Introducing . . .” series, showcasing new bands on the scene broadcast by RBB in Berlin. They power through a pretty high-voltage set of some 29 minutes, and leave you wanting to hear more. That’s a good sign.
I’m not sure what the Big Plan is for Trümmer, but this set ought to give you a good idea of what you’ll be running into, should they decided to fall by the U.S. for a few visits anytime soon.
In the meantime, here they are as they give Berlin a taste of what to expect.
Crank it up and enjoy.
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