Michael Golden releases his captivating new track ‘Ship in a Bottle’

by Emily Lockyer | Nov 16, 2020 | Music, Music Reviews, New Music

‘Ship in a Bottle’, released on October 23rd, is the second single from Michael Golden’s upcoming debut album, 12-track LP ‘Some Kind of Holiday’, out November 20th. This beautiful indie-folk track is simply made up of Michael’s...

Angel Olsen at Huxley’s New World Preview

by Will Macmaster | Jan 23, 2020 | indieBerlin

Synth-Folk goddess Angel Olsen has built up one hell of a name for herself over the past few years for making music that’s practically dripping in emotion. She got her start as a backup singer to folk pioneer, Bonnie Prince Billie and began growing her own devoted...

In Review: James Yorkston at Heimathafen

by Calum Bolland | Apr 7, 2019 | indieBerlin

Self-professed ‘well dressed loon’ warms hearts in intimate Berlin showcase. Whether or not it was the case, as James Yorkston mused, that everyone in Berlin must be seeing Bob Dylan, the lucky few who chose to journey to Neukölln Heimathafen were treated to an...

Tilde Hjelm’s You Are A Star – life, tragedy, love – EP Review

by Luke | Nov 18, 2018 | indieBerlin

“Everything I’m writing is my heart’s own voice,” Swedish singer-songwriter Tilde Hjelm says of her debut EP, You Are a Star. It’s clear right from the start of You Are a Star, that this is more than a throwaway epithet. Hjelm, hailing...

Iron & Wine Takes its Acoustic “Beast” Back to the Roots

by admin | Jan 29, 2018 | indieBerlin

It has been a while since Sam Beam – better known by his stage name Iron & Wine – was in Berlin. The city and the auditorium of the Huxleys Neue Welt was the first stop in his 2018 European tour to promote Beast Epic, his sixth album after almost four...