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CELEBRATE RECORD STORE DAY WITH US AT FRANKFURT’S GOSU RECORD STORE




The record store showcase will feature several special guests.Whether your digging leads to filled shelves or stacks of hard drives, there’s no denying the communal feeling of being in a record store, searching for and listening to music with likeminded people. While this may be an increasingly niche experience, no matter where you are in the world there’s a community of people who crave the same feeling. We think this is something worth celebrating, so for Record Store Day 2018, Telekom Electronic Beats will be hosting an event in Frankfurt’s very own GOSU. Launched in 2016, GOSU is a record store and label known for its excellent taste in electronic music and regular in-store DJ showcases. We’ll be joined by the crew from GOSU, the team from Public Possession in Munich, Darmstadt-based Thomas Hammann—who you can also see perform at our TEB Clubnight on April 28 at Galerie Kurzweil—and several special guests.



BERLIN’S WEEK-LONG KRAKE FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST ACTS




Krake will infiltrate several Berlin venues starting July 23.
If you live near Berlin, this summer is shaping up to be quite the festival-fueled experience. With not one, not two, but three festivals—at least—taking place outside of the city limits (and all in bunkers, too). But for those of us who can’t leave the city and camp out for a long weekend, a week-long festival within the city limits—and with a decidedly more experimental edge—has just been announced.
Krake, an innovative festival with with a vibe that’s caught our attention before, has just put out its first 2018 announcement. It’s an annual electronic showcase that promises to bring a diverse selection of live performances, DJ sets and visual experiences to various venues in the German capital. Based on promoting artists that “dare to explore new sound concepts covering techno and far beyond,” Krake will continue to push boundaries this year, inviting high-intensity techno performer Paula Temple—who just announced her new Noise Manifesto release—Hidden Hawaii label head Felix K—who has contributed to TEB in the past—and live shows by Eomac and the EBM group COAL.