Dorfschänke Karlsruhe

Eternal Engine     // 19:00 uhr

Eternal Engine ist ein Duo aus dem Landkreis Karlsruhe und spielen eine Mischung aus Stoner-, Psychedelic- und Prog-Rock. Die Band kombiniert schleppende Riffs mit atmospharischen Jams und einem Schuss 70er Prog- und Space-Rock. Ungewöhnliche Songstrukturen treffen auf treibende Grooves, fuzzgeladene Gitarren und emotionalen Gesang.
⇨ http://eternal-engine.de/

Bright Curse     //  20:30 uhr

Deep, dark, hypnotic and addictive, Bright Curse evolves in the Heavy-Psychedelic scene. Born in London in 2012 from the ashes of Soul Manifest (Night Tripper Records). The trio recorded its first EP with J.B Pilon in Rock of London Studios and mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege. Quickly, Bright Curse gained international recognition with their unique sound imprint. They extended their fan base locally and abroad as reviews from some of the most followed webzines came trough: The Sludgelord “excellent and highly recommended”, The heavy Chronicles “Addictive!”. A deal with german label Bilocation Records was inked mid-2013 and the limited edition vinyl is now sold out. In 2013 and 2014, Bright Curse started to play outside the U.K and shared the stage with Earthless, Naam, Mars Red Sky, Steak, Pentagram, Colour Haze and more. Following the success of their summer tour in the U.K with Trippy Wicked and Wight, the band appeared in festivals like Glad Stone Fest (FR), Up In Smoke Fest (CH) and more recently Desertfest London. Bright Curse is now settled with their bassmeister hailing from Sweden: Max Ternebring.
⇨ http://brightcurse.com/

Huminoita     //  22:00 uhr

The crackles of ice. The sighs of a warm hearth. The raging rhythms of an ocean. All these describe the soundscape of the Finnish band Huminoita.
What could be more fitting for a band coming from the North, where the night is lit by stars and the mystical dance of aurora borealis. Huminoita continues the journey of its refreshing debut album with their newest space odyssey: All is Two.
The album is yet another proof of the overlapping nature of genres. All is Two mixes rock, metal and even jazz and finds new musical dimensions with each layer. The band does not twiddle. Its music has always been about wide strokes – the drums, the bass and the electric guitars build momentum, and the wind instruments and the chanting vocals raise the songs to their eloquent zeniths.
⇨ http://www.luovarecords.com/#!huminoita/cuo9