Sabine Wiesner

Sabine grew up in the idyllic suburbs, appreciating the benefits and offers of a city close by. Apart from a short au pair stint in London, this anglophile music lover never left her hometown, because she never saw a point in doing so. At the local university she threw herself into the humanities, where she followed her passion for the English language, names and the arts. At the university’s radio station she lived out her adoration for musicians who are always a tad out of the ordinary. The avid cyclist values things that are cleverly designed and done properly. The only thing she loves more than music is food enjoyed with family or friends. In her garden, preferably.

“Horror” and comfort in GeyserHaus

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This Wednesday, before September sends chilly gushes of wind, the Get Well Soon Big Band promises a musical highlight - shivers down one's spine guaranteed. After all, its latest album - The Horror - explores human abysses and fears.

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Peter Piek: traveling is more than a “+”

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Music writer Sabine talks to multi-talented Peter Piek about his fifth studio album called '+'. 27 Mar concert at Neues Schauspiel.

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The Kills: like a phoenix from cold ashes

It is still only the two of them and their drum machine, churning out a hybrid of blues and garage rock that remains recognisable as uniquely from The Kills.

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Rising poet David Wozniak

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David, who is studying medicine in the daytime, has a knack for combining his love of words with the subject of his studies.

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A Night at the Indie Küche

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Are you really an Indie fan? prove it at the Indie Kuche.

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Raise the Curtain for… Sophie Hunger!

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Our music columnist Sabine has Sophie Hunger's Supermoon on repeat. You can hear why live 5 Sept.

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