'Tuesday, 14:27' is all about feelings and emotions. It's about boredom and triviality, about banality and the importance of it.
The setting: hanging about in a room, with comfortably little to do. Outside wet streets are almost empty. One watches literally nothing happening. Time passes. A straydog barks. The wind blows, rain falls relentlessly. It is cold. People hurry by, home- or where-everbound, exhaling their steamy breath that reaches circling towards the sky. The clock ticks. Silence falls. A distant radio plays forgotten tunes. God is nowhere. The world keeps on turning. You're at a loss. It is 14:27 on a tuesday, one of the many.
Nicolas Kinski:
I am a German avant-garde artist whose aim it is to capture the fascination for the city of Berlin - or any terribly interesting city anywhere - in sounds that go way beyond the traditional songstructures. Though sober and repetitive, my songs are never logical, always - as the French so beautifully say - 'contraire'. My music itself is like an itinerary of Berlin and an intense diary of my life at the same time. Hear and feel a bruised, crazed city at night, champagning with noises and voices on sidewalks, in underpasses, partybunkers, bridges, overcrowded streets, populated with the strangest people you'll ever meet. Influences so profound, dark, gripping songs write themselves around them.
Band members:
Nicolas Kinski (° 1979) - voice & electronics
Kurt Mueller (° 1980) - percussion & noizz
Hannelore Brückner (° 1985) – artwork
nicolaskinski@hotmail.com
http://www.myspace.com/nicolaskinski
