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Wie jedes Jahr an dieser Stelle 15 Alben die man 2013 leicht übersehen konnte und die es nicht in die Top 50 Liste geschafft haben - die es sich am Ende des Jahres aber dennoch absolut verdient haben nocheinmal in Erinnerung gerufen zu werden.
Chris Breuer more or less jumped in at the deep end: after Bassist Louis Jucker left The Ocean to concentrate on his studies, it was up to the Saarland-Berliner to sustain the dynamic groove below the pressing progressive post-metal of the multinational group surrounding mastermind Robin Staps. And Breuer arrived just in time to become part of 'Pelagial', another mighty conceptional chunk by The Ocean. Right before setting out for their next tour, Chris Breuer told HeavyPop for the annual Advent calendar what records accompanied him throught this past year.
Day 18 of the HeavyPop Advent calendar brings us France's most intense band. Usually friends of rapid-fire releases (three and a half records over the course of five years) Lyon's Celeste took nearly three years to meticulously craft their Opus Magnum 'Animale(s)', and every second of work shows on their pitch-black conceptual work of art. Never before did Celeste sound more detailed, more coherent – in short: better. It was hard to imagine after the already outstanding 'Morte(s) Nee(s)', but Celeste outdid themselves again.
On 01st of december 2013 Klaus Zwinger met with the american singer-songwriter Koji right before and musician and activist opened the Into It. Over It. gig at the Arena in Vienna to talk among other things about the recent tour and future plans.
No, sadly the long-awaited British Theatre debut album wasn't released in 2013. But to see Mike Vennart and Richard "Gambler" nearly exactly three years after their last visit in Austria (back then they did an awesome and really memorable concert in the final days of the legendary Oceansize under kinda bizarre circumstances in Afflenz) backing Biffy Clyro on stage recalls what magnificent jobs they already did with their 'EP' and 'Dyed in the Wool Ghost' last year. So to bridge the hard waiting time unto we'll (hopefully!) hear the highly anticipated first full length from the duo in 2014, here's what they two recommend this year:
40 Minuten Oldschool-Post-Hardcore-Songs bei 80 Minuten Gesamtspielzeit: Self Defense Family sind keine gewöhnliche Band - und das heiß erwartete 'Try Me' nach unzähligen (Split)Singles und EP-Vorboten natürlich auch kein herkömmliches Debütalbum. Auch ungeachtet der Tatsache, dass es mit einem kleinen Perspektivenwechsel schon der vierte Langspieler der im steten Wandel befindlichen Kollektives um Ausnahmevorstand (, Sänger und "personality") Patrick Kindlon ist. Wen das schon verwirrt, den könnte das aus der Zeit gefallene 'Try Me' nun endgültig aus dem Konzept bringen.
