This episode was made with support from RadioEins, Berlin’s public broadcaster. Radio Spaetkauf is produced by Joel Dullroy, Jöran Mandik, Daniel Stern and Maisie Hitchcock. Thanks to our co-host Matilde Keizer! You can hear her German-language podcasts here: MUGPU (matilde und georg Produzieren Unterhaltung) Schamlos:
Links: Stoppt Diskriminierung und Gewalt durch Kontrolleure Petition.
The BVG responded, saying it checks all complaints and deals with ticket controller issues through labour law. Black Womxn Matter are petitioning the city government to reform the BVG's handling reports of discrimination and violence. Journalist Anne-Marie Harrison has been following the campaign which details stories of abuse by ticket controllers. Bands und Knstler wie Alexis Taylor, Chris Eckman, Bodi Bill oder Get Well spielen live, Filme- und. Von Montag bis Freitag 19.00 bis 21.00 Uhr ist das studioeins on air und holt die Kulturszene auf die Bhne. People of colour are reporting violent and humiliating experiences while having tickets checked on public transport. radioeins ffnet die Tren wieder zum Studio im Bikini-Gebude Sie knnen dabei sein, wenn wir live aus dem studioeins senden.
Join their campaign here: Get their Berlin Brutalist Map here: Felix Torkar and Gunnar Klack tell us why we should love concrete. Berlin has several amazing examples of Brutalism. Turns out it's a fantastic example of form and functionality. Why can't the rest of Germany be so practical and sensible?Ī terrifying concrete building with a horrible history is threatened with destruction: the Mäuserbunker in Lichterfelde. Joel asks - isn't it better to vaccinate the wrong people than nobody? Matilde found a doctor giving left-over vaccines to anyone who shows up. People are being turned away due to paperwork. We ask - what's the point of making rules with so many holes? Matilde says Germany's leaders are like bad parents scared of disciplining their children.īerlin vaccine centers are throwing away unused doses. We need a negative test to go shopping - but not really: grocery and household shopping is exempt. We have nearly four decades of content we want to make available on the website - if you are interested in transcribing reviews or other content to be posted, let us know! Contact at (Disclaimer: Give us plenty of time to respond, email isn’t our passion.Berlin finally has an overnight curfew - but not really: we can go out alone from 9pm to 5am.
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Read full "2021 Year End Top Tens, Part One" Here are some of the things that provided inspiration, catharsis, distraction, lifelines, and everything in between during year two of Welcome to another round of Maximum Rocknroll Year End Top Tens! Once again, we asked MRR contributors and friends old and new from across the globe about their favorite punk releases from the past year. Read full "2021 Year End Top Tens, Part Two" He’s been reviewing records for MRR for a little over a year and hosts the bi-weekly punk podcast/radio show Garbage in My Heart. ALEX HOWELL Alex Howell is an Indianapolis-based punk, comics, and basketball appreciator. Welcome to part two of MRR Year End Top Tens! Part one is here, part three to follow next week. Read full "2021 Year End Top Tens, Part Three" ARTO HIETIKKO I’m the editor of Toinen Vaihtoehto zine, co-release records on Nunchakupunk, and I’m also involved with the annual Puntala punk fest, which, thanks to COVID-19, has been on a hiatus for two years now-let’s see what happens in 2022. The Īnd now, part three of MRR Year End Top Tens! Parts one and two.
Big-scale melodies mix with simplified rock-ish sound, all in Serbian. It is quite the opposite-KPAX! from Belgrade plays rigid Oi! there is no song under two minutes and the pace rarely goes above mid-tempo. Read full "Think for Yourself: Seattle Tour 1979-1984 CD"ĭon’t believe the cover, as the mutant-looking creatures in a melting town suggested this might be some falling-apart, naive hardcore. Despite only leaving a handful of vinyl short-players behind, STUDENT NURSE still managed to The complete works (and then some) of late ’70s/early ’80s Seattle art-punks STUDENT NURSE-of the 28 tracks on Think for Yourself, 18 of them(!!!) are previously unheard, and we’re not talking murky practice demos or live rehashes of studio-recorded material, either. Think for Yourself: Seattle Tour 1979-1984 CD Even though many bands follow this route in terms of style, MOCK EXECUTION seems to have developed their own distinct sound, with a brutal display of ferociousness throughout the nine songs Part UK traditional crust like DOOM or E.N.T., part Japanese crasher crust like GLOOM or GAI. The entire crowd backtracked ten steps in two Ĭhicago’s MOCK EXECUTION leaves no crust boxes unticked. The first time I saw them-resplendent in their janitor uniforms-they hit “go” on the strobe light and the band jolted to life like Frankenstein’s monster. I’m not sure if people understand what a force ARAB ON RADAR was when they emerged before the turn of the millennium.
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