The Marx Brothers - Andy Warhol (1980) is a vibrant silkscreen print that reimagines a classic promotional photograph of the legendary comedy team Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and sometimes Zeppo, who dominated vaudeville and early Hollywood cinema. The artwork transforms the familiar black and white publicity still into a striking Pop Art composition defined by bold color overlays, sharp contrasts, and layered graphic textures.

The print emphasizes the brothers’ highly recognizable personas: Groucho with his painted mustache and cigar, Harpo with his wild curls, and Chico with his mischievous expression. Their faces are arranged in a way that balances individuality with a sense of group identity, echoing the ensemble nature of their performances. Warhol’s use of saturated color blocks and repeated visual forms flattens the photographic source, turning the comedians into icons, figures less tied to a specific film or moment and more representative of their lasting cultural imprint.

The silkscreen technique allows for subtle imperfections, overlaps, and textural shifts that contribute to the work’s energy. These visual elements echo the Marx Brothers’ anarchic comedic style, fast, unpredictable, and layered with wit. The bright colors and graphic edges amplify the theatricality the brothers brought to the screen, while the cropping and composition focus attention on their expressions, gestures, and symbolic attributes.

Created in 1980, the print belongs to a period when Warhol revisited historical film stars and entertainers, using screenprinting to explore how repeated images shape public memory. In The Marx Brothers, the comedians are presented not as figures from a bygone era but as timeless pop cultural icons, preserved through the bold, electric language of the print.





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Krachim delivers a deep, hypnotic set crafted for MuseeCast, weaving shadowy textures with bright rhythmic accents that feel both intimate and cinematic. His selections move with patience and precision, drifting between slow-burn electronic grooves and warm melodic passages that unfold like a story. Every transition feels intentional, creating a sense of continuous motion, as if the listener is walking through evolving rooms of sound. The set captures Krachim’s blend of restraint and emotional weight, offering a reflective journey that lingers long after the final track fades.


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Diereva - The End

In the past months, I played many live sets at festivals and DJed in clubs - and sometimes I left feeling a quiet sadness. I wondered: Is this really what I want to do?
The spaces often felt too fast, too distracted. People were talking on the dancefloor. 
My music - or rather, the subtle worlds I wished to open - didn’t seem to land.

But then, during this ecstatic dance, something shifted.
Everyone was present. Listening. Breathing. Moving with intention.
And I realized again what truly matters to me:
that the art I create has meaning - that it becomes a space to connect with beauty.
Beauty within, and beauty all around us.
The delicate moments, the subtle sounds - those are the ones that move mountains inside.

This set is dedicated to that feeling.
To the stillness beneath the movement.
To the awe that arises when we truly listen.

Sia Moan @Tanzkollektiv | Arriving Home | November 2025

chameleon #82 by the legend San Miguel finds its place between deeper downtempo and a more modern, driving sound. The mix moves with a quiet pulse balancing introspective moments with a direct forward energy. It’s a thoughtful crossing of moods, where depth meets momentum.
It's been recorded at a remote place full of raw beauty in between mountains, ocean, sunlight and drifting mist.
In addition to all this already, it's filled with a range of unreleased MŎNɅDɅ tracks, ready to be heard the first time 😋.

find more 
@san-miguel-berlin
@monada-project

Artwork by Omar Tara

chameleon #82 - San Miguel

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Lorikeet – Tonschleife 006

YEM - Moon voices

We are super happy to welcome Sonja into our beautiful collective as a resident artist, and what better way to celebrate than with a stunning downtempo set? :)

Sonja is a DJ and producer from France who resonates with our love, vision and future projects, so alongside the other artists who recently joined us, we are now a bigger Octopus family, filled with new dreams and possibilities!

Enjoy this beautiful, sensitive, and epic tale crafted by Sonja ♡

Follow the magic: @sonja_music

Artwork: @brownsword

Octo Artists #19 - Sonja

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Wave

Footsteps:
21.03.26 *Live, TBA, Zürich
13.02.26 *Live @ Crania, Mexico
28.12.25 *Live @ Beate Uwe, Berlin

20.07.25 *Live @ JK, Berlin
29.06.25 *Live @ Fusion Festival, Lärz 
05.04.24 Ruffetto, Freiburg 
30.03.24 Klunkerkranich, Berlin
20.10.23 About Blank, Berlin
23.09.23 Freiwerk, Basel

Footprints:
Crépite
Concrete Jungle
.Down
Easy Tiger
Friendly Connections
Kollektiv Liebe
Laut & Luise
Monada (Soon)
POVILNO
Serafin Audio Imprint
Talpa Rec. (Soon)
Weengara

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co-parrot at @araberlin