Ein Italienischer Abend im Zeichen des Rock`n Roll`s!
Die Zollkantine und Tsunamimusic Bremen machen wieder gemeinsame Sache und haben Gäste aus Italien eingeladen:
Valerian Swing aus Italien sind mal wieder da und haben sich so langsam in Bremen eine Fangemeinde aufgebaut. An diesem Abend bringen sie ihre Landsleute Zeus! mit. Zeus! sind gerade mit Dead Cross auf Tour und machen einen Abstecher in Bremen.
Ein unvergesslicher Abend könnte es werden…..
Valerian Swing:
‘Taking post-rock as a starting point, they add a little math rock, heaps of riffs, and an occasional chant to create something magnificent’ – Rock-A-Rolla
‘They found their personal approach to the songwriting, with a skillful mix of musical genres such as hardcore, indie, post rock, progressive and electronic sounds’ – Rolling Stone
Initially emerging in 2011, Valerian Swing cemented their place as one of most interesting bands in the Italian heavy scene, with their second album „A Sailor Lost Around The Earth“, and then at an international level with 2014’s ‘Aurora’.
Now 2017 sees the return of Valerian Swing following a change of personnel. One that saw the exit of bassist Alan Ferioli in favour of baritone guitarist Francesco Giovanetti. The trio went and created their fourth full length album, during a period of personnel, artistic growth and maturity that has seen them gradually expand their spectrum of sound beyond the boundaries of just being ‘heavy’. This latest chapter has resulted in new album ‘Nights’ that is undoubtedly their most accessible, rich and varied record to date.
https://www.facebook.com/valerianswingmusic/
Zeus!
ZEUS! is a „Made in Italy“ drums + bass duo, born in october ’10.
Utilized insrtuments: drums with full set of cymbals and pedals; full optional overdrived bass; dual pitch damaged vocals.
Utilized tech: grinding the rock all and so on.
ZEUS! aims at using the minimum in order to get the maximum and is: not metal, not punk, not math, not noise, not prog, absolutely not jazz-core, neither post-whatever. In case, a sum of micro compositions of these times, picassian and psychodelic, insofar as the peculiar melodies “liberate thought from social conventions superstructures”.
https://www.facebook.com/zeusband/
