Langkamer + Telecom + Maximilian

Langkamer Brighton

Langkamer live in Brighton at The Prince Albert on 15th January!
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Langkamer’s third album ‘Langzamer’ stands tall as their most restrained, mature, and sincere album to date. Produced in the dusty vaults of the Cornish Bank by Ben Woods of The Golden Dregs, the album takes Langkamer’s heart-on-sleeve slacker rock to new heights. Rich with wry reflections on life and loss, Langzamer jumps between buoyant pop singalongs and mournful folk balladry, propelled throughout by dexterous, infectious melodies.

Prodigiously gigging over the last three years, the Bristol quartet have played sold-out rooms across the UK and Europe, as well as playing support slots for Mystery Jets, Jeffrey Lewis, Juan Waters, Ratboys, Willie J Healey, Fenne Lily, and Opus Kink.

The news of their third album comes following press and radio support from the likes of Uncut, Brooklyn Vegan, BBC Radio 6Music (Huw Stevens, Mark Radcliffe, Steve Lamacq, and Tom Robinson), Radio X (John Kennedy), So Young, Rough Trade Counter Culture, Blogotheque, Morning Star, Wax Music and Clunk. https://langkamer.bandcamp.com/

+ Telecom: With a blend of melodic vocals and instrumental harmonies that echo 60s psych pop and contemporary electronica, TELECOM form a unique dynamic. Capturing their influences, they create their own original sound.

+ Maximilian: Since 2021 audiences across Brighton and London have been watching and listening attentively at Maximilian’s shows supporting a mixture of artists such as Naima Bock, Ora Cogan, John Maus, Heka, SkyDaddy, Nina Winder-Lind (The New Eves), and many more.

The songs combine influences from 90’s alternative music with spiritual, reflective and simple songwriting for fans of Elliott Smith, Alex G, Adrianne Lenker. Since the release of Maximilian’s locally long awaited debut album ‘Surrender’, DIY self produced over three years, he has been working away at new material, debuting new songs at each show. With a more organic approach than before, more akin to the sun rather than the moon, Maximilian is certainly moving on from the near musical past. Expect to hear and feel new things at each show.

No wheelchair access to the venue. Two sets of stairs up to the venue, no disabled toilets. Gendered toilets. If you require a carer at the venue, please contact us at info@lovethyneighbourmusic.co.uk for guestlist, with evidence such as a blue badge or access card. If strobe lighting is an issue or if standing for long periods of time is an issue, please contact us in advance. Would be possible to place a chair near the stage.

Langkamer Brighton

Langkamer Brighton