Mount Kimbie
If you had to place London duo Mount Kimbie’s debut album, “Crooks & Lovers”, into the right section at a record shop, you’d probably end up for hours euphorically, yet cluelessly pacing up and down the genres. If any genre at all, these sexy, hazy sound clouds, which in their smooth ambiguity exude an undefinable pop appeal, could be sorted somewhere between indie-electronica and post-dubstep. Because the tracks that were recorded merely with an analogue sampler, a microphone and a guitar don’t drown in an indifferent or over-intellectualised ocean of sound, but, with their tropicalia elements, are rather geared towards the dance floor.
| Zeit | Artist | Location | |
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10:00 | Ole Aselmann: Berlin-Beijing | Kunsthalle - factory |
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10:00 | Chris Watson: Sea Ice / A Journey South | Kunsthalle - central hall |
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12:00 | Dries Verhoeven: Thy Kingdom Come | Galerie Stadtpark |
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14:00 | Vienna Art Foundation presents Synaptic Driver | Kunstraum Stein |
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16:00 | Future Fluxus | Outdoor |
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18:00 | Rashaad Newsome | Galerie Stadtpark |
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18:00 | Stirn Prumzer & Die Schwarzarbeit / Atzgerei | Gelände |
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18:00 | DJ Smallcock's Vinyl Rally | Kunsthalle Krems |
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18:00 | Marnix de Nijs: Mirror Piece | Klangraum Krems Kapitelsaal |
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19:00 | Film Networks: Villalobos | Kino im Kesselhaus |
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19:00 | Hiss Tracts | Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche |
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19:00 | female:pressure – Die Vorspielservice | Halle 2 |
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19:30 | Gisèle Vienne: Kindertotenlieder | Stadtsaal |
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20:00 | Tim Hecker | Forum Frohner |
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21:00 | Gold Panda | Halle 2 |
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22:00 | Mount Kimbie | Halle 1 |
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23:00 | Factory Floor | Halle 2 |
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00:00 | Death From Above 1979 | Halle 1 |
