The Doctorella & Daniel Benyamin

In the organizer's words:

Attention! Watch out! A rare weather phenomenon is expected on September 20, 24: a "moonlight psychosis" that will appear just as the thunderstorm has passed. It comes as a mixture of thunderously clarifying guitar feedback songs and tenderly melting folk-pop shooting stars. Songs about the moment when the pain subsides, the moon is allowed to shine again, life promises promise. A goosebump moment in which feelings and thoughts can flow into one again for the first time, but which still contains the aftershocks of confusion and psychosis.

This regenerative moonlight psychosis should appear in thenight sky of the noise-pop & discourse-rock horizon and , in particular, moisten "Bordsteinrosen" with a trappy rain of tears. The moon also stands for transformation, access to the subconscious, romance and fantasy, and not least for something like female power. The weather experts are still puzzling over whether the striking event is an associative low-level offshoot of a "moonlight sonata" in combination with a "kerbside swallow".

One thing is clear, however: the whirlwind that sparked it all was officially christened "The Doctorella".