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Как звучал 2009 год:

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16Volt
5ive
6000000000себя
64revolt
777minus111
7раса
8-Eit
A Place to Bury Strangers
Acid Black Cherry
Aerial
AIDS Wolf
Air Formation
Alice in Videoland
alice nine.
All India Radio
An Cafe
And Also the Trees
Andrew W.K.
Apollo 440
Apparat
Arcade Fire
Archive
Arovane
Art Brut
Astrobrite
Autechre
Autolux
Bastard Noise
Be Your Own Pet
BEAT CRUSADERS
Björk
Black Poets
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
BlackBud
Bloc Party
Blonde Readhead
Blood Axis
Bombay Bicycle Club
Bondage Fairies
Boy Kill Boy
boysetsfire
Brand New
Breaking Benjamin
By the End of Tonight
Cansei de Ser Sexy
cat party
CatPeople
Ceremony
Circle of Death
Clinic
Cocteau Twins
Cold Dreams
Crossfade
Crystal Castles
Current 93
Cut City
Death by Kite
Death of a Party
Death Sentence: PANDA!
Default
D'espairsRay
Devil Sold His Soul
Dir en grey
Dirty Pretty Things
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
Drumcorps
Early Day Miners
Echo and the Bunnymen
Edgey
Édith Piaf
Editors
Electric Six
Elefant
Emil Bulls
Enter Shikari
Envy
Evil Cowards
exist†trace
Explosions in the Sky
Film School
Filter
Finch
Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!
First Communion Afterparty
Fjordne
Flёur
Former Ghosts
Friendly Fires
From Autumn to Ashes
From Monument to Masses
Fuck Buttons
Funeral for a Friend
Future of the Left
Gameboy/Gamegirl
Gang Gang Dance
ギルガメッシュ
Glamour for Better
Glamour Of The Kill
Glassjaw
God Is an Astronaut
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Goldfrapp
Hadouken!
HEALTH
Hecate
Helicopter Girl
Hell Is for Heroes
Hella
Help She Can't Swim
Hooverphonic
HORSE the band
Husky Rescue
I Am Kloot
I Fight Dragons
I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness
I See Stars
I Will Never Be The Same
iamerror
Ideя Fix
Idiot Pilot
Idlewild
Iggy Pop
Ilya
Interpol
Iszoloscope
Jimmy Chamberlin Complex
Julian Plenti
July For Kings
June of 44
Kaiser Chiefs
Karate High School
Karunesh
Kettel
Killing Joke
Kings of Leon
Kitchens of Distinctions
Kitty Wu
KMFDM
Kola Kid
Ladyscraper
Late of the Pier
Les Savy Fav
Letna
Liars
Lovers and Liars
lynch.
Magazine
Marilyn Manson
Merzbow
Metric
mewithoutYou
Million Dead
Mogwai
Mono
Monolake
Morcheeba
Motherfathers
Mouse on Mars
Moving Mountains
Murmansk
New Young Pony Club
Nick Cave And The Band Seeds
No Age
Noisettes
NON
Nosaj Thing
Oceana
Oceansize
Of the Wand and the Moon
offthesky
Oh, Sleeper
One Hundred Hurricanes
Oomph!
PartyShank
pg.lost
Pigface
Placebo
Plaid
Porcelain in the Backpack
Portishead
PRE
Pretty Girls Make Graves
Protest the Hero
Psychedelic Horseshit
Psychic TV
Radio 4
raison d'être
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
RIP SLYME
Rise Against
Rome
Ruby Coast
Russian Circles
Sabrepulse
Saskrotch
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Screen Vinyl Image
Secret Shine
Servants of the Apocalyptic Goat Rave
she
She Wants Revenge
Shitdisco
Shy Child
Silencer
Singapore Sling
Siouxsie
Six Organs Of Admitance
Sky Eats Airplane
Skywave
Sleater-Kinney
Slowdive
Sluts of Trust
Smile Empty Soul
Sol Invictus
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
Song of Zarathustra
Stereophonics
Strike Anywhere
Stuck in the Sound
Sugarplum Fairy
Suicide Commando
Tattoo Hosts Vision On!
Telefon Tel Aviv
Tera Melos
Terrorfakt
The Answering Machine
The Automatic
The Autumns
The Birthday Massacre
The Chameleons
The Checks
The Checks
The Chinese Stars
The Cinematics
The Comsat Angels
The Concretes
The Creatures
The December Drive
The December Sound
The Early November
The Exploding Boy
The Fall of Troy
The Flashbulb
The Floor
The Futureheads
the GazettE
The Ghost and the Grace
The Homosexuals
The Kills
The Legendary Pink Dots
The Mae Shi
The Magic Numbers
The Manhattan Love Suicides
The Morning After Girl
The New Pornographers
The Number Twelve Looks Like You
The Organ
The Others
The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower
The Prodigy
The Psychedelic Furs
The Rapture
The Raveonettes
The Robot Ate Me
The Social
The Sound
The Sound of Animals Fighting
The Sounds
The Stone Roses
The Sugarcubes
The Teenagers
The Temper Trap
The Twilight Sad
The Vandelles
The View
The Violets
The xx
The Young Knives
There Were Wires
There Will Be Fireworks
These Arms Are Snakes
This Will Destroy You
Thrice
Thunderbirds Are Now!
Thursday
Times New Viking
Tokyo Police Club
Toska
Trash Fashion
Travis
Troum
TV on the Radio
United Nations
USK
Valley Of The Gaints
Veil Veil Vanish
Venetian Snares
Verse En Coma
VHS or Beta
We Are Scientists
We Were Promised Jetpacks
White Lies
White Rose Movement
Wire
World's End Girlfriend
Xanopticon
Xinon
Xiu Xiu
Yakuza Heart Attack
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Yonderboi
You Say Party! We Say Die!
Yourcodenameis:milo
Yves Montand
Адаптация Пчёл
Вася Васин
Время От Каждого
Дельфин
Дубовый Гаайъ
Кирпичи
Маша и Медведи
Мельница
Мишины Дельфины
Найк Борзов
Оля и Монстр
Торба-на-Круче

So I selected 30 albums I listened to most this year, and luckily 10 of them were released in 2009, here they are (according to the number of plays):

#1. Röyksopp - Junior (300)

The highly anticipated news from Röyksopp did impressed me a lot last spring. Though "Junior" received mixed critical remarks for its pop lyrics and nearly disco intentions it was definitely up-to-date in terms of sound and videos. Just dance, have fun, isn't it what you want now?

#2. St. Vincent - Actor (219)

Annie Clark is the cutiest girl's name ever. Her first album "Marry Me" could the best music for girls made by a girl... The 2nd album "Actor" (2009) gained a lot of credibility due to the brillant and ironic "Laughing With A Mouth Of Blood" and "The Bed", "Actor Out Of Work" , putting it that high IMO.

#3. Kate Havnevik - Melankton (208)

Emotional, light, and electronic... this is Melankton. I should say one song surprised me a lot - "New Day" is totally in course of Telefon Tel Aviv and Apparat collaborations. How can this be at all?

#4. Late Night Alumni - Of Birds, Bees, Butterflies, Etc. (205)

Just as good as "Empty Streets" and even better, a perfect music to relax to in the evening. Whoever makes Kaskade to continue on this side project thank you!

#5. ATB - Future Memories (199)

Another great release of last spring, there's no point to say anything else about ATB, he's always like that:)

#6. Imogen Heap - Ellipse (174)

Unlike the critically acclaimed "Speak For Yourself" the new album doesn't lay the enormous strain on listeners. Should that mean Immi's now happier than in 2005? I wish she is. There's not many musicians like her, able to express deep and delicate traits, sincere impressions and feelings without missing any little part of them. (fan, fan, fan, see you in Cologne in 2010!)

#7. Kylie Minogue - Boombox (154)

I told you, I just can't get Kylie out of my head:) The new, 11th, album is coming in 2010!

#8. Moderat - Moderat (Promo CD) (144)

The best electronic collaboration of the year, should sound even better live - Sascha Ring can't fake it!

#9. Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself (122)

A very mysterious but light album, despite of all the sad accidents it comes from.

#10. Tori Amos - Abnormally Attracted To Sin (103)

This was not very clever of me not to listen to Tory Amos before, I need to fix it in 2010:)

Here is a little top ten of records that came out in 2009 and hit the fan with an attitude.
The items aren't sorted from the good to the best because they're all cool and deserve full attention. I write them as they come to my mind.



- Jazz Liberatorz - Fruit of the Past



Those guys just rock at doing some of the finest jazzy hip-hop beats. Great productions. Great featurings. Great Hip-hop.

www.myspace.com/jazzlib


- Harmonic 313 - WHEN MACHINES EXCEED HUMAN INTELLIGENCE



The cool as hell electronica dubstep 8-bit tainted glitch-hop from Mark Pritchard who already rocked *a lot* with Harmonic 33. This must be one of the heaviest release of this year.
All the tracks are pure dope in a very nice 8-bit sci-fi universe. That's it. Futuristic AND vintage. How cool.

www.myspace.com/officialmarkpritchard



- Zenzile - Pawn Shop



Now this is a very cool release from the french band Zenzile. Their last release was venturing deep into pop rock sounds but stayed definitely high quality from the beginning to the end. This one is a little bit softer but we can say the same about the quality : the blends of rock and dub music with the voices of Jamika and David K. Alderman are just awesome.

www.zenzile.com



- Bassnectar - Cozza Frenzy



Wow. I can feel my wall moving. This one is really serious. From the deepest glitch-hop to the heaviest dubstep, everything here blows the shit out of the hell.
Lorin Ashton, the guy behind this project just knows how to rock the place and I can't wait to see this live some day.

www.myspace.com/bassnectar



- Gui Boratto - Take My Breath Away



Mr. Boratto doesn't seem to know how to make bad music. His sounds are just perfect and this release doesn't say anything else. Everything is produced with a great talent and the tracks are totally epic with a special mention for No Turning Back who could almost bring me a tear or two.
I saw him this summer in Astropolis Festival and this was fucking HUGE. The set was so deep it was almost sexual. Truly awesome.

www.myspace.com/guiboratto



- Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion



That cover is a little bit mind-fucking but the album is really cool. Those guys have a really special and weird sound but managed to collect a really large audience of listeners since the tracks are very attractive.
They are ranked #7 in Last.fm 2009 top charts between Green Day and Beyoncé ! wow !

www.myspace.com/animalcollective



- Moderat - Moderat



Modeselektor + Apparat = Moderat. What a nice equation.
The producers already worked together on some tracks and remix but for the first time they released a full album followed by a full scale tour.
I really dig what they do on both sides and really digged what they do together. The heavy basses from Modeselektor and the fine rhythms from Apparat gave birth to a very new and special sound who needs to be listened with attention.

www.myspace.com/moderat



- Two Fingers - Two Fingers



This project is the collaboration of Amon Tobin and Joe Chapman. This is dark, this is loud, this is dope and this is what you would except from a project featuring Amon Tobin. There are a lot of featuring with MCs like Sway, Ms. Jade or Ce'Cile whose voices flow perfectly over the instrumentals and the whole album is astonishingly effective.
Oh and by the way, listen to the remix of That Girl by Spor, it's just devastating.

www.myspace.com/2wofingers



- Kanka - Sub.mersion



Dub ! Loud bass ! flying skanks ! delay lay lay lay lay \o/
We frenchies can only be proud of Kanka, our national Massive-tunes Maker. That album is the continuity of the two precedent releases : Four-to-the-floor bass drums, precise skanks, reverbish snares and very nice featuring with the voices of Ranking Joe, Biga or MC Oliva.
A must-have for all dub / stepper lovers.

www.kankadub.com



- Squarepusher - Solo Electric Bass 1



As a bassist and a big fan of Squarepusher, I had to listen to this.
And I wasn't disappointed. Tom Jenkinson is one hell of a bassist. He can get some flummoxing riffs out of his instruments as well as he can produce crazy tracks from his machines.
The real cool thing with this one is that it's *only* bass. 40 minutes of riffs, slaps and solos in a very special Jenkinson way : frenetic & jazzy. Yeah that owns.

www.squarepusher.net



That's it. I know I'm forgetting a lot of cool music but you've got the idea. This was a very good musical year and I think we will have at least the same in 2010.

Keep listening !

Recommended Songs (sorted by most recommended songs)

Moving to New York : The Wombats (Score = 445.88)
First Love : The Maccabees (Score = 401.15)
Hurricane Jane : Black Kids (Score = 385.51)
Say Aha : Santogold (Score = 384.58)
Can You Tell : Ra Ra Riot (Score = 368.69)
The Age of the Understatement : The Last Shadow Puppets (Score = 356.12)
After Hours : We Are Scientists (Score = 355.64)
Empire : Kasabian (Score = 350.38)
Can't Stand Me Now : The Libertines (Score = 341.97)
New In Town : Little Boots (Score = 332.12)
Kill the Director : The Wombats (Score = 330.2)
Shadows : Midnight Juggernauts (Score = 328.02)
Over And Over : Hot Chip (Score = 325.24)
Here It Goes Again : OK Go (Score = 313.14)
An Honest Mistake : The Bravery (Score = 312.79)
Standing On The Shore : Empire of the Sun (Score = 310.62)
The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth : Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (Score = 303.57)
Is There a Ghost : Band of Horses (Score = 297.84)
Drugs In My Body : Thieves Like Us (Score = 293.06)
Shine a Light : Wolf Parade (Score = 291.09)
Dying Is Fine : Ra Ra Riot (Score = 289.43)
You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb : Spoon (Score = 283.16)
Someone Great : LCD Soundsystem (Score = 280.78)
Such Great Heights : The Postal Service (Score = 279.23)
Bang Bang You're Dead : Dirty Pretty Things (Score = 279.14)
Deadwood : Dirty Pretty Things (Score = 278.1)
Lazy Eye : Silversun Pickups (Score = 275.58)
Homecoming : The Teenagers (Score = 271.75)
Pogo : Digitalism (Score = 270.67)
Flathead : The Fratellis (Score = 269.8)
The Race : Cajun Dance Party (Score = 261.8)
Fa-Fa-Fa : Datarock (Score = 261.18)
The Girls : Calvin Harris (Score = 256.4)
Over and Over Again (Lost and Found) : Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (Score = 254.95)
I BELIEVE : Simian Mobile Disco (Score = 252.75)
An End Has A Start : Editors (Score = 250.82)
In The Morning : Razorlight (Score = 249.7)
Middle of Nowhere : Hot Hot Heat (Score = 247.12)
Get Myself Into It : The Rapture (Score = 237.52)
Ooh La La : Goldfrapp (Score = 233.81)
Let's Dance To Joy Division : The Wombats (Score = 233.74)
Emily Kane : Art Brut (Score = 231.2)
O Valencia! : The Decemberists (Score = 230.23)
Limelight : Apparat (Score = 229.52)
Shoot The Runner : Kasabian (Score = 228.1)
It's Not Over Yet : Klaxons (Score = 225.74)
E.S.T. : White Lies (Score = 224.95)
Phantom Limb : The Shins (Score = 224.15)
I Predict A Riot : Kaiser Chiefs (Score = 222)
Meddle : Little Boots (Score = 215.65)
Away From Here : The Enemy (Score = 214.14)
Silver Lining : Rilo Kiley (Score = 209.35)
21st Century Life : Sam Sparro (Score = 207.37)
You Know Me Better : Róisín Murphy (Score = 203.86)
Girls in the Back : White Rose Movement (Score = 203.62)
In The Hospital : Friendly Fires (Score = 201.03)
Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors : Editors (Score = 200.6)
My Heart Rate Rapid : Metronomy (Score = 197.03)
Birds : Apparat (Score = 196.57)
Oh Mandy : The Spinto Band (Score = 193.8)
Same Jeans : The View (Score = 193.06)
Always Like This : Bombay Bicycle Club (Score = 191.29)
The Bucket : Kings of Leon (Score = 190.07)
Satellites : September (Score = 188.95)
Golden Skans : Klaxons (Score = 185.78)
Hang You From the Heavens : The Dead Weather (Score = 184.88)
Calm Like You : The Last Shadow Puppets (Score = 184.78)
Monster : The Automatic (Score = 184.42)
I Found Out : The Pigeon Detectives (Score = 183.47)
Anyway You Choose To Give It : The Black Ghosts (Score = 177.19)
Books From Boxes : Maxïmo Park (Score = 177.14)
I Want Nothing : The Black Ghosts (Score = 176.16)
Take Me To The Riot : Stars (Score = 175.69)
Automatic : Dead Disco (Score = 175.22)
Sofa Song : The Kooks (Score = 175.01)
Satellite Mind : Metric (Score = 174.44)
Fluorescent Adolescent : Arctic Monkeys (Score = 173.49)
Morden : Good Shoes (Score = 171.98)
Athene : Hercules and Love Affair (Score = 171.81)
Nothing Better : The Postal Service (Score = 171.61)
Kelly : Van She (Score = 171.16)
Decent Days And Nights : The Futureheads (Score = 168.51)
Bohemian Like You : The Dandy Warhols (Score = 168.11)
Release Me : Agnes (Score = 167.64)
Shooting Star : Air Traffic (Score = 166.82)
Pass It On : The Coral (Score = 166.16)
Private Affair : The Virgins (Score = 163.93)
Hook Me Up : The Veronicas (Score = 163.81)
She's Got You High : Mumm-Ra (Score = 160.16)
Your Ex-Lover Is Dead : Stars (Score = 158.88)
Break : The Cinematics (Score = 158.71)
Standing Next to Me : The Last Shadow Puppets (Score = 158.53)
Generator : The Holloways (Score = 158.18)
Vanished : Crystal Castles (Score = 156.34)
When I Grow Up : The Pussycat Dolls (Score = 156.02)
Ain't No Rest For The Wicked : Cage the Elephant (Score = 155.71)
Speakerphone : Kylie Minogue (Score = 155.4)
Atlantis To Interzone : Klaxons (Score = 155.22)
About Your Dress : The Maccabees (Score = 154.41)
Teen Lovers : The Virgins (Score = 154.19)

Moderat is the two gents behind Modeselektor (Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary) plus the guy behind Apparat (Sascha Ring). These three fellows all produce electronic music in Berlin, so either collaborations or dis tracks are pretty much mandatory.

The first four tracks lull you into a false security that the whole album will feature glitchy Burial-like beats, but this is not so.

The first track, A New Error, starts off with a simple loop of a broken major chord that reminds me of Aphex Twin then the dub kicks in and gives this track a unique kick. It's a rather bold blending of different styles, that somehow works very well and sets the bar pretty high for the rest of the album.

The next track, Rusty Nails, sounds very typical of a Modeselektor track (or Burial, practically the same sound nowadays). This track features the Thom Yorke/Chris Martin-esk vocal stylings of Mr. Apparat himself. This track typifies everything I love in a Modeselektor remix, that delicate blend of upbeat and melancholy. It's like a rainy Saturday morning, there's some sort of comfort in the dreariness.

Seamonkey reminds me of Amon Tobin.

Slow Match features lightening fast vocals of Caribbean rapper Paul St. Hilaire, which works surprisingly well with the glibeant (ambitch?) beat.

The next two tracks, 3 Minutes Of and Nasty Silence, slow things down with low-key ambiance that reminds me of Tim Hecker with a bit of techno thrown in.

I love Sick With It for some inexplicable reason, but it does not sound like it belongs on this album at all. Being placed in the middle of the album makes it stand out even more. I don't know why I like this song so much. I usually detest Reggae-rap style of singing, and the beat is rather clunky, like an old car sputtering along. I'll be damned if I don't nod my head to it though.

The next two tracks, Porc#1 and Porc#2, are bouncy post-rock mixes that blend nicely into each other, except for the tail-end of Porc#2 which turns into some dub-like creature.

Les Grandes Marches is probably the weakest track on the album. It sounds like the instrumental version of a T.A.T.U song. It could be worse, of course. The freshness of the other tracks make this song seem worse than it actually is. Maybe it will grow on me with time.

Berlin is a nice little palate cleanser.

Nr. 22 is another song that uses a simple beat, I believe it's a remix of Days Go By. Yet, I'd say it's the second weakest track. Again, it just seems lackluster compared to some of the other tracks on the album.

Out Of Sight is very similar to Rusty Nails. It features the familiar skipping/glitch beat and vocals by Apparat. Between the two, I can't decide which track I like more.

The album comes to a close with BeatsWaySick. The beat really makes this track, and it's a good thing because I find the rapping to be pretty awful here. It's similar to sick with it, but less clunky and more duby. I do love the Boards of Canada-esk sample in the chorus.

I love this album so very much, but the tracks do not flow very well. Half the tracks are smooth ambient with a glitch chaser. The other half are either dub or ambient with light techno.
Delicate ambient tracks are sandwiched between remixes that probably should have been b-sides. I suppose that this might have been the sound that the artists were going for. Yet, it seems as though this album is a collection of singles instead of parts of whole. However, I suppose that the crime of having a boring, cohesive album is a greater offense than having a dynamic, disjointed album.

Here's a Pitchfork review of Moderat.

rock-o-mania's top albums (overall)
1. Paul Kalkbrenner - Berlin Calling: The Soundtrack (971) 2. Ellen Allien & Apparat - Orchestra of Bubbles (869) 3. Moderat - Moderat (Deluxe Edition) (831) 4. Ellen Allien - Berlinette (772) 5. Paul Kalkbrenner - Berlin Calling (532) 6. Modeselektor - Hello Mom! (496) 7. Sascha Funke - Mango (486) 8. Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself (427) 9. The Fray - The Fray (326) 10. The Fray - How To Save A Life (300) 11. Sascha Funke - Bravo (284) 12. Paul Kalkbrenner - Zeit (280) 13. Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown (243) 14. Various Artists - Lost in Translation (240) 15. R.E.M. - In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003 (229) 16. Green Day - Nimrod (179) 17. Peter Fox - Stadtaffe (170) 18. Ellen Allien - Thrills (170) 19. The Beatles - 1 (169) 20. Green Day - American Idiot (161) 21. Kaiser Chiefs - Yours Truly, Angry Mob (160) 22. Paul Kalkbrenner - Self (149) 23. Paul Kalkbrenner - ReWorks (139) 24. The Ramones - Hey! Ho! Let's Go: The Anthology [Disc 1] (133) 25. Foxboro Hot Tubs - Stop Drop and Roll!!! (124) 26. Elvis Costello - The Very Best Of Elvis Costello [Disc 1] (117) 27. Green Day - Insomniac (112) 28. The Beatles - Love (112) 29. Green Day - Dookie (109) 30. Ellen Allien - Stadtkind (101) 31. Kaiser Chiefs - Off With Their Heads (98) 32. R.E.M. - Accelerate (94) 33. Foxboro Hot Tubs - Stop Drop and Roll (92) 34. Kiki - Kaiku (92) 35. Kaiser Chiefs - Employment (91) 36. Green Day - Warning (88) 37. R.E.M. - Live [Disc 1] (69) 38. Mumm-Ra - These Things Move in Threes (67) 39. Apparat - Things to be frickled (65) 40. Sascha Funke - Forms & Shapes Remixe (65) 41. R.E.M. - And I Feel Fine: The Best Of The I.R.S. Years 1982-1987 [Disc 1] (65) 42. Green Day - Know Your Enemy (Single) (64) 43. The Enemy - We'll Live and Die in These Towns (63) 44. Bruce Springsteen - The Essential Bruce Springsteen (disc 2) (59) 45. Modeselektor - Happy Birthday! (58) 46. Ellen Allien - Sool (56) 47. Green Day - International Superhits (54) 48. Green Day - Kerplunk! (45) 49. Apparat - Walls (38) 50. The Beatles - With the Beatles (37)

Just another nice metrics on my music taste (*nerdy*):

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Modeselektor + Apparat = Moderat. Die Rechnung würde aufgehen, wäre nicht noch einer der Pfadfinderi mit dabei. BLN.FM trafen die Berliner Elektronika-Supergroup diesen Sommer auf dem Berlin-Festival und fragten sie aus! Wie wird man Support für Radiohead? Nach Gigs in Prag, Tokyo, Mailand, Glasgow wird Moderat am 25.11.2009 wieder im Astra Kulturhaus Berlin spielen. Da wird der Auftritt garantiert nicht ins Wasser fallen, wie der Gig auf dem melt!-Festival.