Live-Trips

Here, excitement, devastation, understanding and the first rays of redemption converge in 44 minutes - an album that finally captures the full force of Future Islands on tape. Future Islands' song “Seasons (Waiting On You)” was released in 2014 and is the opening track from their fourth studio album Singles. The song received critical acclaim and was named best song of the year by several publications including Pitchfork, NME and Spin. It was also listed in the best of the 2010s lists, such as #34 on Pitchfork's “200 Best Songs of the 2010s” and #94 on Rolling Stone's “100 Best Songs of the 2010s.” A particularly notable live performance of the song took place on the Late Show with David Letterman on March 3, 2014. Frontman Samuel T. Herring impressed with his intense stage presence, which included expressive dance moves and powerful vocals. This performance went viral and contributed significantly to the band's popularity.

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Live performances often feature additional musicians such as Peter Broderick (piano, guitar, violin), Tatu Rönkkö (drums), Katinka Fogh Vindelev (piano, vocals) or even entire symphony orchestras. For over two decades, they have been delighting audiences with a mixture of electronic, classical and experimental elements. In 2025, Efterklang are back on tour to present their seventh studio album Things We Have In Common. The tour will take them to various European cities, including Budapest, Zagreb, Bucharest and Belgrade. Their concerts are characterized by a warm, communal atmosphere. The band interacts intensively with the audience, which makes their performances unforgettable experiences. A particular highlight is the song “To A New Day”, which inspires with its choral arrangement and psychedelic spirituality.

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With this single, we can feel the intensity of the clubs and sleepless nights, the strobes and disco balls that are forever imprinted in our bodies and minds. The shimmer of the French touch that lit up the world of pop and electro with virtuosity and elegance and made L'Impératrice dance in her youth. It is this glow that today carries the sound of L'Impératrice like a momentum of its own. A sweet thing. Perhaps too sweet for some.

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But with their shimmering reverb guitars, the blurred vocals and the thin skeleton of the rhythm machine, they do little to hide their love for the first hour shoegazers. The KVB have released several albums on the label of Anton Newcombs, the singer of Brian Jonestown Massacre, another shadowy figure in rock music. The fact that Geoff Barrow from Portishead was kind enough to lend them some of his synthesizers and Sonic Boom from Spacemen 3 did the mastering are just a few more chocolates for indie rock fans who also read the small print. None of this should deter anyone from giving The KVB an unbiased listen. Last year, they released the album “Artefacts” - a fitting title, as this is what the Berliners-by-choice can do without batting an eyelid: create something new from found objects from rock history


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