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Concrete Pop Part 1.5

Eclectic electronica and sounds 'n' poetry live with KARL MARX STADT [Berlin], LEN8 [Leipzig], UNDERWATER AGENTS [Leipzig] at Wirkbau. Followed by a concrete pop lounge at Atomino
[Translate to Englisch:] "Beton-Pop"-Festival

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Framed by the"Sicht Beton" exhibition at Wirkbau, three acts featured on the "Beton-Pop" compilation will present their respective sound versions in an approach to the thematised material.

Karl Marx Stadt is a project by Christian Gierden, who grew up in Chemnitz and now lives in Berlin. He can move confidently between an advanced listening landscape and acid-squeaky electro-pop, but also has an eventful sound past as a member of the breakcore group Society Suckers. His contribution on "Beton-Pop" is inspired by Stockhausen's "Beton-Studie" and was created in West Berlin's Plattenbau, but has a completely different local association as a retrospective "Sonnenberg" study.

LEN8 is the pseudonym chosen for ambient and experimental electronic productions by a Leipzig-based producer and label operator (Alphacut and 45Seven) who otherwise works as LXC and is also featured as LXC on "Beton-Pop", with a brute version of a track by Belgrade post-punk heroes Disciplina Kicme. The LEN8 contribution, on the other hand, is a Sounds'n'Poetry collaboration with the Underwater Agents, the related offshoot of Zonic (platform for: cultural fringe views and moments of involvement) and Al-Haca Soundsystem. The latter's set will begin with a "concrete pop" introduction by Zonic operator Alexander Pehlemann.

All three involved parties will then present their selection of "concrete pop" lounge sounds at Atomino.

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This project is cofinanced by tax funds on the basis of the parliamentary budget of the state of Saxony and by federal funds from the Beauftragter der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media), as well as funds from the City of Chemnitz.