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The Horrors, Pins, and Camera are playing 2017’s Synästhesie Festival in Berlin

  • June 13, 2017
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The Horrors, Pins, and Camera are playing 2017’s Synästhesie Festival in Berlin

The folks at Berlin’s 8MM Bar—arguably one of the best in the city for music lovers—are very proud to announce the initial lineup of their 3rd edition of the Synästhesie Festival. This year’s lineup includes indie post-punk heroes The Horrors, critically acclaimed Mancunians Pins, and Berlin’s own krautrock inspired legends Camera round out the first half of the lineup.

After selling out last years festival with a non-nonsense lineup of Michael Rother, Cavern of Anti-Matter, Tess Parks and The Warlocks, among many others. in the cavernous ruins of the Musikbrauerei in Prenzlauer Berg, the one day festival founded by underground rock’n’roll institution 8MM Bar takes place this November 19th on 2 stages at the epic Volksbühne.

Synästhesie Festival presents an impeccably curated program of experimental psych and garage rock with visual imagery. SYNÄSTHESIE offers a compact international lineup of bands that represent the 8MM Musik aesthetic, contemporary music inspired by german experimental music of the late 60s & early 70s. A living history of music that has gone against and continues contrary to mainstream trends.

2017 Tickets are limited to 1000.

RSVP HERE

www.synfest.com

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