10 years ‘Don’t You Fake It‘ – The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus Celebrate their debut album’s anniversary. A little while ago, I went to another concert at the Garage. This time, the venue opened its doors for the American rock band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, formed in 2003 in Middleburgh, Florida. Currently, after several changes in … More The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
One of the concert highlights this year was the Australian metalcore band Northlane. Formed in 2009 in Sidney, the quintet currently comprises vocalist Marcus Bridge, lead guitarist Jon Deiley, bassist Alex Milovic, rhythm guitarist Josh Smith and drummer Nic Pettersen, after a slight change in their line-up in 2014. So far, they released the six-track … More Northlane
Another amazing concert I lately went to, was Our Last Night 🙂 The American post-hardcore band from Hollis, New Hampshire (USA) was formed in 2004 and currently consists of the brothers Trevor (vocals) and Matt (guitar, vocals) Wentworth, as well as Alex Woodrow (bass) and Tim Molly (drums). So far, the band released four EP’s … More Our Last Night
A little while ago I went to see the US post-hardcore band Sleeping With Sirens who toured as special guests with Rise Against through Europe. Rise Against is an American punk hardcore band, founded in 1999 under the name ‘Transistor Revolt’. After a few changes in their line-up, they now consist of Tim McIlrath (vocals), … More Rise Against and Sleeping With Sirens
This week’s photo challenge of the Daily Post is about being or trying something ‘experimental’. It might be the decision of changing the route some one took every day, new food somebody tried, or other creative experiments that lead to something new for someone. As many of you already might know – I love music … More Experimental – photo challenge
Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to upload last weeks photo challenge. However, I still wanted to upload it and share it with you. The topic provided by the Daily Post was ‘temporary’. Quite a nice and philosophic topic. Thinking about photography as something that captures a glimpse of a moment – of something that might … More Temporary – photo challenge
This week’s photo challenge of the daily post was ‘peek’ – showing a glimpse of something that might awake curiosity. A very different way to approach this photo challenge is showing smaller parts of a bigger building as I learned a while ago in my art class at school. Very often, architecture and buildings are … More Peek: Raglan Castle – photo challenge
This week I went the second time to a concert of the American rock band Slaves (US). A while ago I saw them for the first time live and it was absolutely amazing. When I heard they would have another tour this year, I was more than happy. Unfortunately, the tour got postponed due to … More Slaves US (2)
This week’s photo challenge of the Daily Post is about ‘scale’ or more precisely – the way one’s sight on things changes, depending on the angle someone is looking at them. The world can be very impressive. Standing at the bottom of a rock or right next to a huge building makes us feel extremely … More Scale – photo challenge
This week’s photo challenge of the Daily Post is about ‘pedestrian’. The word is most commonly used to describe a person who is walking. However, as an adjective, the word means ‘dull’ and describes something that is boring or dry. Maybe the connection between the two definitions of the word is that a person walking … More Pedestrian – photo challenge
A Special Time 