Name: DKJ - The Hollow Season by DIG-R in Die Kaffee Jugend (Collection)
Duration: 10 min 25 s
Description: Die Kaffee Jugend - Maschinendämmerung (2009)

Die Jugend Kaffee is a surrealistic music project, born in Paris in 2008 at the meeting of Andrea and Rodrigo. 
If you ask us what kind of music we do, we probably will not know the answer. We never did any combination of what to play. of course we feel affinity between our views of music, and likewise, our musical tastes appear as touch. For this reason, we chose to simply call our art the way it is produced, "automatic writing music"
The musical project Die Kaffee Jugend  comes to an end with the publication of the third album 

Die Kaffee Jugend (Collection)

The Playboy Mansion (U2 Cover)

EVIL (Interpol Cover)

DKJ - It Is Time To Let It Go

Die Kaffee Jugend - Maschinendämmerung (2009)

DKJ - The Hollow Season

DKJ - Love Becomes A-Vicious

DKJ - The Hypnotizer

Die Kaffee Jugend - Machines Boiteuses (2009)

DKJ - Nolift

DKJ - Coffeebeat (Batida De Café)

Demo extracted - album - The White Mirror

FFYM(Facts From Your Mind)- Demo

Blind Fool Singer - Demo

Die Kaffe Jugend - "Maschinendämmerung" 2009

Maschinendämmerung

DKJ - Kayfermure (Hard Limiter)

Die Kaffee Jugend - album "Machine Boiteuses" (2009)

Machines boiteuses (cd 2)

Waits Two Minutes

DKJ - Waits Two Minutes

DIG-R - Current solo project since 2010 with the release of the first album "Words Have No Meaning".

Die Kaffee Jugend (DKJ) is a surrealistic music project, born in Paris in 2008 at the meeting of André and Rodrigo.
If you ask us what kind of music we do, we will probably never know the answer. We never planned what we were going to play. Of course we felt affinity between our musical views, and likewise, our musical tastes were in contact. For this reason, we chose to simply call our art the way it was produced: "automatic music writing".
The musical project Die Kaffee Jugend came to an end with the publication of the third album in 2009.

DKJ - The Hollow Season

DIG-R

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