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Georg Bleikolm’s new album is a catchy mix of Krautrock, desert rock, psychedelia and electro. Joining him on stage are Daniel Treystman (drums) and Laurent Meteau (guitar).

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  • Sat 07/1121:00

    Doors open at 8.00 pm

    Stall6

Georg Bleikolm’s new album is a catchy mix of Krautrock, desert rock, psychedelia and electro. Joining him on stage are Daniel Treystman (drums) and Laurent Meteau (guitar).

Georg Bleikolm, aka KNOR, is aiming for a return to the stage with his new album, ‘Every now and then’. He blends numerous influences in his studio, fulfilling a long-held dream: across seven tracks, he creates a catchy mix of wave, desert, psychedelic, pop and electro. The atmosphere becomes magical when his friend Simon regularly drops by the basement, finding the perfect note for each track with his guitar. Everything suddenly sounds so familiar, yet always fresh and full of energy. 

On stage, Georg Bleikolm is accompanied by drummer Daniel Treystman and guitarist Laurent Meteau.

Doors open: 8 pm
Concert starts: 9 pm


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  • On stage:
    Georg Bleikolm, Daniel Treystman (drums), Laurent Meteau (guitar)
    Production, songwriting, recording and mixing:
    Georg Bleikom
    Guitar:
    Simon Schwaninger
    Mastering:
    Pheek

  • Georg Bleikolms has long hidden behind drums (Rizzoknor, Tim and Puma Mimi) and other electronic devices (KnoR Live). After a few intense productions at the Theater Gessnerallee, his ego had gotten lost somewhere between directing, multitasking, virtuality (The Origin of Live), reality (Planet - Looking for Major Tom), psychedelics (Au Bord de Leau), and technological discontent (The Origin of Live). With plenty of energy, electronics, and live performance, his new musical journey underscores the need to let a lot of stress melt away into the sunset. What remains are the good memories and the delicacies he's gathered over the years. It's Techno, baby.

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