Culk - präsentiert von Rausgegangen
In our words:
Sophie Löw's songs talk about the unease in the world and shake up social inequalities. With their new album "Generation Maximum", they want to open a new chapter and reflect on the discrepancy between privilege and the downfall of the world as we know it. It's about the climate crisis, the victory of anti-democratic parties and the gap between rich and poor.
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In the organizer's words:
CULK are a special band. The Viennese group around Sophie Löw manages not to close their eyes to the great tristesse of the world, and in their songs they address a malaise that is mostly bubbling under the surface. After their last album "Zerstreuen über Euch", with which CULK dedicated themselves to the socio-political inequalities between the sexes and the destructive hegemonic supremacy of the patriarchy, they want to open a new chapter with their third album "Generation Maximum": Sophie Löw's lyrical song lyrics negotiate the discrepancy between, on the one hand, having supposedly fallen on the butter side of life in the "birth lottery," and, on the other hand, being virtually idle bystanders in the demise of a world as we knew it (or perhaps only longed for it). Be it the climate catastrophe, election gains by right-wing anti-democratic parties, the widening gap between rich and poor, or just personal hopeless muddling around in one's own precariat.
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