COILGUNS (CH)
Doors open: 20:00
Showtime: 21:30 - 22:30
Damage: €8
A Coilguns show is nothing short of an overwhelming and staggering experience. The blend of sludge, hardcore, noise, industrial, punkd hardcore is hard as nails and brutal as hell. Shows by these Swiss often derail in a tight chaos.
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Voor deze show is de CoronaCheck (app of uitgeprint QR code) verplicht. Zorg voor een geldige QR-code, vergeet je ID niet en check thuis alvast of de app werkt! Lees hier meer
For this show CoronaCheck (app or printed QR code) is mandatory. Make sure you have a valid QR code, don’t forget your ID, and before you arrive at the venue check whether the app works! Read more here
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Bookings are closed for this event. 50 tickets will be sold at the door
COILGUNS
Coilguns is one of the proud flag holders of the 2.0 DIY scene since 2011. The band counts a total of four ep’s and three full lengths. Its history is deeply bound to the development of guitarist Jona Nido’s own label – Hummus Records – that gathers up to now more than seventy releases including all Coilguns discography. Their music has always been recorded live and uncut, generally written and recorded on the spot wherever they were at the moment, sometimes on the other side of the world when touring with their former band, German prog-metallers The Ocean. Their two last efforts were 100% self-produced, engineered and mixed by the band members. Relentlessly touring Europe since the release of their second LP Millennials, the band is known for his raw, uncompromising and euphoric live performances, mainly driven by Louis Jucker and Donatien Thiévent convulsive dances and benevolent shouts. Coilguns’ self-sufficient riffing engine ticks like a swiss watch. Right in the middle of their Millennials tour, the band has gathered enough time and life points to craft their loudest record to date. Locked all by themselves in a studio for a month – without a single note written prior to setting up their gear – they have put together an urgent and challenging suite of unpolished bursts. Watch winders sums up the sheer pleasure of doing things the unusual way. These 12 songs are raw as noise and messy as punk though carefully organised in a daring and flawless sequence. Excessively low-tuned guitars, gnarly synths and eccentric vocals are carried away by Luc Hess obsessive drumbeats. The whole functions as a complex and utopian mechanism of perpetual motion, an urgent and clever series of sketches of how to merge good ideas into a fascinating mess.