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WANDERLUST: 72 Hours in Hamburg

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Mere weeks before the riots that saw Hamburg succumb to martial law, we visited Hamburg to present a portrait from the mouths of it residents, many of whom had some prescient views on the air of economic discontent.

Contort Yourself: An interview with Samuel Kerridge

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Despite his rave roots, the Berlin-based artist’s new album and the club night he promotes draw further away from techno and deeper into the post-apocalyptic dance fringes of the revered Downwards label it’s released on.

A day in the life: 24 Hours in Krakow

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Over the past fifteen years, Krakow as a whole has become an amalgam of a dark past and bright future. Join us on a whirlwind tour across the city in a single day, including interviews with some of the creative minds behind Unsound Festival.

Editor’s Choice: April 13th, 2013

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Want to know what’s been going into the collective ears of EBHQ? Our regular hack to the best music the internet has knocked out over the past seven days.

EB Exclusive: Bar25 – Tage außerhalb der Zeit

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Places like Bar25 have been an essential part of Berlin culture. While GEMA‘s greed may be affecting large nightclubs, smaller and more underground clubs make up the backbone of Germany’s sexy capital city. But Bar25 was more than just a club — it was a restaurant, spa, relaxation spot, and creative focus for so many … Continued

Audioccult Vol. 4

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Light a candle. Draw the required sigils. Now, raise your arms above your head and slowly, gently, exhale your soul. You won’t need it here. This is Audioccult, and it’s time to get low. Undoubtedly the biggest thing to happen in the last week was My First Chelsea Wolfe Show. I sincerely hope it won’t … Continued

Audioccult Vol. 3

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Light a candle. Draw the required sigils. Now, raise your arms above your head and slowly, gently, exhale your soul. You won’t need it here. This is Audioccult, and it’s time to get low. My coworkers tend to think of me as not a particularly pop-oriented guy. This is true, up to a point; my … Continued

Regis: From Birmingham to Bratislava

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In the late ’90s, Subclub (then called U.Club) became one of the most vibrant and important nightspots in the heart of Europe, which had just recently emerged from behind the Iron Curtain. The former underground nuclear bunker was built by the Communists to prepare Western Slovakia for Cold War armageddon. Before reaching the concrete gut … Continued

2011 in Darkness

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I’m so sick of hearing and reading the word ‘dark’. I truly wish we’d come up with something new to describe this sort of music without using equally annoying words like grave, witch or (a sure sign of CRAP AHOY!) the dreaded nu. ‘Goth-without-goth’ is too clumsy; ‘advanced goth’ maybe, but that’s a label with … Continued

Videodrome #12 – This week’s best videos

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1. Feist – #1 (dir.?) Looks like there’s something in the oven: reports say that Feist was working with collaborator Chilly Gonzales on her fourth LP! Let’s enjoy this mysterious teaser video and count the days until the album drops. /// 2. Spirit Sisters – She (directed by Dean Jagger) Out of the blue comes … Continued