Volksmund

Bushwick

Berlin-based duo Die Anteile’s sound falls somewhere between Robot Rock and Electro Dance Punk. They are neither an established institution in the local music landscape, nor do they tear down so-called genre barriers in painstaking sound work. Instead, they prefer to keep both feet in the clouds and their hands in the suitcase. Inside live mostly cables, plug connectors but also some rather small instruments from which Die Anteile, armed with guitar or bass, elicit their songs. The vocoder holds a special place in their heart and suitcase, distorting the Dada- and cut-up-inspired lyrics or releasing them into the room as Sprechgesang. 

Die Anteile draw inspiration from the fidgety and franticness of Talking Heads, DAF, Peaches as well as Ryuichi Sakamoto. Usually not fond of tradition, they would like to see themselves in that of Krautrock. They like to foam up their tracks to a neo-psychedelic mixture, overturn song structures and remain electro pop curious.