On the experimental side of atmospheric pop lies Gudrun Gut, a wonderful artist who for us has the type of intrigue and musical magic of Bjork, if asthetically she’s rather more punk and electronic. Dark, interesting and totally sexy.. this is one night not to miss.

Also taking to the stage is the synth tastic Garçon Taupe of Narrowminded Records and Quartier Mustache with their jetset pop show tunes.

Starts at 22.30 and costs 5 euros

More about Gudrun Gut:

Gudrun Gut (Monika Enterprise/Moabit Musik) is an Electronic music artist from Berlin. She was an early member of the experimental act, Einstürzende Neubauten, and a founding member of Mania D, Malaria! and Matador. Currently, she is head of the Monika Enterprise and Moabit Musik labels and co-presents the Ocean Club weekly radio program in Berlin with Thomas Fehlmann. Gut curates or produces live Electronic media events all over Europe and she enjoys performing live using cutups with laptop and voice. Gut’s new new album radiates with beautiful melancholy. “I put a record on” is an invitation to fall back into her warm pulse.

Garçon Taupe (Narrominded) his music is mainly influenced by the electro sound of the 1980s, injecting some acid, 8-bit and disco in the mix. Since 2001, Garçon Taupe has occasionally played live gigs and contributed tracks to compilation albums on Narrominded, Esc.Rec. and Top Notch. In the fall of 2009 his debut Wittenburg EP appeared as part of Narrominded Split LP 4, with compatriot Legowelt taking care of the flipside.

Martin Duvall (Italo Elite) The winner of last year’s “Golden Gnoom Award” for Best Dressed DJ performed that year with the Belgium Electro Pop band “Vive La Fête” on the biggest Dutch outdoor festival: Pinkpop! They surprised friend and foe with their version of the Donna Summer classic “I feel love”. Martin Duvall (aka Martin C de Waal) is a somebody in Holland who somebody should make a somebody everywhere else.

Quartier Mustache is an Amsterdam-based, Pan-European DJ-collective. Their unique musical choice varies from sleazy-listening to sexotic, Jet Set Pop to Loungecore, putting Rock and Roll into Electronics, and pushing noisy loops into Beat Punk. Quartier Mustache doesn’t represent a musical genre; Quartier Mustache gives you a relaxed atmosphere with pleasant music and the charming presence of two stylish gentlemen.