Schiguli

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Berlin-based Schiguli has hummed on since 2020, immersing audiences in a heavy psych-post rock soundscape that pays homage to the pulsating krautrock legends of yesteryear — Kraftwerk, Can, and, on the right kind of day, the avant-garde brilliance of Motorpsycho. Yet, Schiguli refuses to be confined by genres. With a penchant for instant composition, Schiguli transforms their instrumental live performances into dynamic cataclysms, resonating with the free-spirited and groove-focused. The result is a musical journey that’s tough yet melancholic, frenzied yet powerful — a sonic manifesto from the heart of Berlin’s underground scene. On December 1st 2023, Schiguli revealed their debut album "Lichtecho". It was recorded live at Studio K61, Berlin, and captures the highlights of two days of energetic jam sessions, showcasing the pinnacle of Schiguli's current musical expression. The Berlin-based four-piece ensemble consists of Berlin native Battist Rábay (also Maybe a Wretch) on guitar, Marcel Damme (also Kasan) from eastern Germany on second guitar, Martin Haugen (also Monstertones) from Norway, and Ben Haeringer (also Murrayglossus) from southern Germany on bass, User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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