Ha egy hangszer megszólal az már jazz – szól Szimatyien örökérvényű mondata. Az UH FEST meg úgy pank ahogy van – ezt pedig mi, vájtfülü pankok mondjuk, de ha szereted az érzést, amikor valaki kitalálja helyetted a tutit, akkor íme, összeszedtük neked,
hogy a MA INDULÓ UH fesztiválnak melyek is lesznek a legpánkerebb eseményei.

HÉTFŐ / SEPTEMBER 30TH / HÁROM HOLLÓ

Sister Iodine
https://sisteriodine.bandcamp.com
Durva francia nojz, vagy ha úgy tetszik bruit français.

Didi Kern & Philipp Quehenberger
http://www.qedsounds.com
Brutális tér-idő hajlítás dobbal és elektronikával.

KEDD / OCTOBER 1ST / ARTUS STÚDIÓ

Papiro
https://papiro.ch/
A faszi az RNR666 közeli MIR-ből és a Roy and The Devil`s Motorcycle-ből

CSÜTÖRTÖK / OCTOBER 3RD / RS9

Cranky Bow
https://coldmoss.bandcamp.com/album/why-your-aikido-will-fail-on-the-street
Anno 2015 februárjában a DerTanz-cal, legutóbb pedig Cranky Bowként járt RNR666 buliban ez a kimért és szexi pszichopata.

DJ Flugvél og Geimskip
https://djflugveloggeimskip.com/
szabo kollegánknál jobban csak kevesen várják ezt az estét: a Lightning Bolttal is turnézott ez a csodálatos izlandi szintis csaj.

SZOMBAT / OCTOBER 5TH / TRAFÓ

Keiji Haino + Pándi Balázs
https://keijihaino.bandcamp.com/
ハンガリー人と日本人は仲良しです – szól a régi japán közmondás és milyen igaz!

Lydia Lunch, James Johnston and Ian White were back on „the ship” once again, and after last year’s mindblowing Retrovirus gig, I was more than looking forward to what they were going to do this time.

But firstly, let’s talk about derTANZ. It had been a while since I last heard them live, so I didn’t quite know what to expect, but I was definitely more excited about them opening for Lydia Lunch than I was about last year’s support band, and – oh, boy! – they didn’t disappoint. The moment I heard the bass, I knew this was going somewhere. It is the kind of dirty, distorted bass sound that makes you question why most bands even had guitars in the first place, while wondering what Rob Wright might be up to these days, and remembering how much you love Shellac, when a perfectly positioned, close-to-deafening shriek pulls you back into the audience. This by itself should be enough to make me giddy, but when accompanied by tight, syncopated drum work, the result is ecstatic.

Some might call it post-punk, they themselves might call it freepunk, but it’s also the kind of noise rock that has been missing from the Hungarian music scene for so long, and finally, there we have it: a sufficiently dissonant, simple, but heavy rhythm section (too bad the drum groove falls apart a few times) with an interesting addition: Kovács Gábor’s singing. It’s from a completely different musical universe. It starts out deep and haunting, then it turns into a chant (sometimes even reminiscent of Jim Morrison-esque spoken word), then there’s a shrill, a scream, some praiseworthy shouting, and yes, it is more often than not a tad off-key, but it still all fits together fine enough. There’s not a word uttered between songs, only when the last sound of the cacophonic jam session has died off do they announce their name and say good night, so we can all grab a drink and get ready for Big Sexy Noise.

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After becoming one of the flagship bands of Hungarian independent music with their 2013 LP, derTANZ is now back with a new self-released album.

It’s been almost a year since the release of ‘Kaktusz’ and the band seems to be ready for action and as you can guess, it is  once again a ruthless, loud and twisted attack on human senses.

VATTA is no principal shift from the older songs – especially if we ignore the fact that the minimalist ‘free punk’ music of derTANZ is not at all based on songs (in a traditional 4/4 sense, of course).  This album is more like a post-apocalyptic audio book  for the last handful of  survivors (?) on Earth. The 30 minute-flow is basically one indivisible musical piece recorded in their countryside rehearsal space with the help of András Weil.

I wanted to paint a bee but it became a fly

The trio claims that they only had a couple of songs but no plans or directions in advance, they have just spread out an imaginary butterfly net to see what they can catch – and as Gábor puts it ‘we have caught bats, bees and flies as well‘.

Those who are already familiar with the music of derTANZ  will probably be least surprised (but most satisfied instead) that the new album is again attempting to evoke the atmosphere of their insane live performances (just like on Kaktusz) with a loose combination of free flowing sequences, lots of tense feedback noise and maniac loop sounds.

And how about some words of advice from the band before listening?

‘Listen to it as loud as possible’– Gábor says.

 So, here it is – RNR666 proudly presents

VATTA

Listen, enjoy, name-your-price-download, share and join  the album release party to see derTANZ (supporting acts: King Pepper, Bartha Márk) at MÜSZI on the 7th March!

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Good girls love bad guys forever! Two of the most bad-ass Hungarian bands gave a thrilling show this May in a small venue and I must say you are most unlucky if you didn’t attend.

So, here’s a little souvenir from that dark and raging night, proving that Hungary knows how to recycle everyday frustration and that certain roaring coming from a male human’s crotch.

Aren’t these the two essential ingredients for bad music?

Broken Cups is well-known for their maniac live shows and evil post punk sound – but with a frontman so eager to surprise the audience, you just never know what to expect from him. Those guys sitting with an astonished expression probably haven’t been to a gig where they had to face that aforesaid crotch at point-blank range (1.10)

derTanz is probably the best live band in Hungary now. What they do on stage today is the result of playing together for a damn long time, which clearly shows. Hypnotic improvisations and killer songs – well, no one really knows what Gábor is talking about during a gig but more or less everyone is shit scared. Or look at Broken Cups’ frontman, Dávid in this vid, totally frenzied from Statue, the opening track from the first derTanz LP, Kaktusz

The guys from the two bands couldn’t really stop making noise after the gigs, so they teamed up for a little jamming…sounds squishy? not at all

…és ki sem kell mozdulnod otthonról, elég ha bekapcsolod a rádiódat!

The Budapest-based band, called derTANZ is gonna play a live concert in the next show: TODAY from 3 PM (CET)!

Listen live: www.tilos.hu

dertanz.bandcamp.com