Kick out the chairs, motherfuckers!
Mathias Modica a.k.a. Munk has been releasing his own music as well as records by other artists such as WhoMadeWho, Box Codax (the solo project of Nick MacCarthy of Franz Ferdinand) and Headman on his little label Gomma for several years.
The label (according to NME: “Gomma is like a German DFA!”) is part of a new scene of freestyle labels that connect music with alternative art and underground fashion, such as Ed Banger records, Tigersushi and Kitsune in Paris, DFA in New York and Eskimo in Belgium.
The DJ Style of the Munk boys has been described as the new “post minimal“ sound. It’s a mix of new German and French house records, Italian Cosmic stuff and old, rare leftfield disco records. It’s hard, futuristic disco.
Different day, different place. Have a beer with teenagers from Tokyo. The intimate atmosphere of this former cinema is what me really turns on.
Guess what’s better—original schnitzel or costoletta alla milanese? I tried the Alpine one and it went down meraviglioso.
Un gran dia en el barrio. I found some deep Cuban mambo tunes here recorded in 1968. Reminds me of the film La Muerte de un Burócrata—it’s definitely time to come up with original Latin spice again.
Fashion shopping is not my favorite pastime, but when it needs to be done, it’s best at Best. Haven’t decided yet if I’m for Vibskov or Eduard Ballester…
Time for the aftershow party! A wellness experience of its own…senza parole.
Why do you need Mitte Galleries if you have the amazing art collection Charlottenburg Paris?