SAVING TED ‧ CADAVRE DE SCHNAPS

In the organizer's words:

Thu.,18.12.25

Admission 7 pm Start 8 pm

Blue Shell Live:

Saving TED

Analog Hyper Rock

After their successful live debut last December, Saving TED now play at the Shell every year on the last Thursday before Christmas! Always with a finely selected special guest in their luggage. Let's make it a nice, annual musical tradition.

On 18.12.25 Saving TED will finally have their long-awaited and promised debut album fresh from the vinyl press with them, the official release is one day later.

Grippy bass hooks meet euphoric drums, keyboard monsters fly through sometimes soft, sometimes thunderous guitar clouds, melancholic lead vocals duel with spherical choirs and scream attacks, repeatedly getting into turbulence together, only to crash - at the speed of light - into dark depths and rise again a short time later.

In all of this, the band is always filled with an almost loving love of arranging. This is how Saving TED create their very own genre: analog hyper rock.

And what is it about? It's about love and revolution, sounding rivers and black clouds......kurzum "The Whole Damn Show"!

Saving TED are:Mattes Mankertz - Keys, Vocals / Tim Steiner - Bass, Vocals / Florian Bungardt - Drums / Toshi Trebess - Vocals, Guitar

www.savingted.de

https://www.instagram.com/savingted_music/

Cadavre de Schnaps

Indie Rock/Noise

For a band that actually sails under the indie rock flag, Cadavre De Schnaps have always been far too free-spirited and unhinged: Started as a DIY home recording project by Jeong-Il Sin, the Schnaps corpse quickly grew into a band after the snotty avant-garde folk debut "Let Bad Things Happen" from 2015.This led to the album "Comedy" in 2019 - an extremely complex endeavor that conjured knots in your legs on the imaginary indie dancefloor.The new 5-track EP "Unlearning By Doing" isn't exactly junk food either, but you get the impression that the quartet now wants to show its more accessible side and present us with an exciting indie sound.

"Here is a band on the road to change that has found a very idiosyncratic, very special sound that repeatedly defies categorization into a genre. "OxFanzine

www.cadavre.de/

https://www.instagram.com/cadavredeschnaps/?hl=de