Ariel Hyatt Guest Post : 6 Shocking Reasons Your Facebook Fans Aren’t Engaged (Part 2 of 2)
Article published on Wed Apr 24, 2013 by indieberlin.de
After our recent discussion surrounding the major obstacles that are stopping your effective growth on your Facebook fan page, we introduced a new two-part series focused on data relating to Facebook engagement and visibility that shines a spotlight on the harsh reality that is Facebook-centric community building.
Part 1 was published last week, highlighting the average lifespan of a Facebook post, the average % of total fan base willing to engage with a brand page average engagement, rate of a Facebook fan page.
We continue this week with part 2 and it is our hope that with this understanding, we can help you set more realistic goals, put more effective strategies in place and build stronger fan communities...
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indieberlin presents its new video reportage series of what's on in Berin - today is Lord Mouse and the Kalypso Katz - video interview and concert in Bassy last Friday night
Article published on Wed Apr 24, 2013 by indieberlin.de
On Friday night indieberlin managed to catch crazy Calypso revivalists Lord Mouse and the Kalypso Katz live in Bassy. We also managed to chat with Lord Mouse himself - check it out...>>follow the article
Show review // Matthew E. White
Article published on Tue Apr 23, 2013 by Eden
Another promising edition to the Privatclub lineup; Matthew E. White stopped by this week to bring his mixture of crooning vocals and exceptional instrumental talent with addition of his bassist Cameron Ralston, and drummer Pinson Chanselle. The smooth and convincing sound of Matthew's voice is like a comfy blanket wrapping around you, making you feel like all is well in the world.>>follow the article
Pinky's Peepshow this Wednesday - go, I dare you
Article published on Mon Apr 22, 2013 by indieberlin.de
Yay! It's Pinky's Peepshow time again, this time presented by the only electric-blue bunny-suit-wearing MC in town, Scotty the Blue Bunny. How he stands out from that crowd of bunny-suit-wearing MCs I don't know, but he does. Then we got stunning international burlesque acts Tallulah Freeway from Canada, the burlesque dancer named after a road, and Erochica Bamboo from Tokyo, also the slightly worryingly named Frank Sanazi, follow the article to see the embedded vid, which, well, frankly doesn't reassure me that much....>>follow the article
Show review // Psychic Ills
Article published on Sun Apr 21, 2013 by Eden
Brooklyn-based psychedellic rock mavens, Psychic Ills, played the 8MM Musik Night at Bassy and it was magical to say the least. For one thing, it was one of the most packed shows I've been to lately, plus it was on a Tuesday which is quite impressive. The atmosphere was similar to what you would imagine an opium den to be like; a familiar haze filled the air and sleepy looking attendees sauntered around while swaying to the music. >>follow the article
indieberlin reccomendation for the weekend: In the Silo - A Spring Celebration this Saturday and Sunday 20th and 21st April
Article published on Fri Apr 19, 2013 by indieberlin.de
To celebrate the long awaited rays of sunshine Spring bestows upon us Mind Pirates have invited a mixture of musicians who will play an array of audio-visual experimental compositions, over two days in the Mindpirates Silo. The unique space in the Silo is exemplified by its geometric architecture ideal to create an introspective atmosphere for mind-bending fusion.
Bop to the bass in an amalgamation of krautrock, post punk, hip hop and loose your senses in a mingling of jazz beats, drone, ambient techno; consummated to perfection with psychedelic visuals; an ensemble erupting to elevated electronic euphoria, taking you on a trip deep into other worldly phenomena. Together we're going to galvanize our minds, lavish our bodies and rejuvenate our wintered soul in Spring’s awakening. Sounds pretty crazy, huh?>>follow the article
Noel Maurice // co-founder of indieberlin
Meet the team - our new series featuring members of indieberlin
Article published on Thu Apr 18, 2013 by indieberlin.de
To show you once again a more personal side of indieberlin, we have decided to introduce to you the indieberlin team little by little.
... and this time it's Noel Maurice under the spotlight!
Noel Maurice first arrived young and fresh-faced in early 90s Berlin after taking a wrong turn somewhere and deciding to stay. He landed directly in Tacheles and lived there in the early days of the now famous art house, helping to shape the brand new underground scene. In between helping to start clubs and helping to end them he managed simultaneously to enjoy the wilder aspects of the scene while also forming, joining and leaving numerous indie bands and collectives. >>follow the article
Lasse Matthiessen, Ian Fisher, Halla Nördfjörd "Carry Me Down" / Label: Solaris Empire
"Carry Me Down" - neues Album von Lasse Matthiessen (DK) mit Ian Fisher (US) und Halla Nördfjörd (Island)
Article published on Thu Apr 18, 2013 by indieberlin.de
Lasse Matthiessen hat ein neues Album aufgenommen. Diesmal nicht mit Band, sondern mit Ian Fisher (US) und Halla Nördfjörd (Island). Es ist intim, leise, dreistimmig und sehr ehrlich. Die Platte heißt "Carry Me Down" und kommt am 24. Mai in die Läden und durch die digitalen Kanäle und landet hoffentlich direkt bei euch.
Davor gibt es natürlich ein tolles Release-Event: am 16.05. findet ein Konzert in den Nordischen Botschaften statt - und zwar mit freiem Eintritt!
Aber wer nun erst mal ein signiertes Album "Carry Me Down" gewinnen - möchte, der schreit laut oder mailt uns unter dem Betreff "Lasse Matthiessen" an win@indieberlin.de
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Ben Caplan weaves his magic in Privatclub tonight
Article published on Thu Apr 18, 2013 by indieberlin.de
The master graces us with his presence and his beard in Privatclub tonight. Highly recommended!
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Joachim Deutschland plays unplugged in Junction Bar - indieberlin is happy
Article published on Thu Apr 18, 2013 by indieberlin.de
I'd first heard of Joachim Deutschland, bizzarely enough, in London whilst spending a disproportionate amount of time amongst Germans, which in retrospect was probably the time when the seeds of Germanophilia that eventually brought me here were sown. When I found out on the day that Joachim Deutschland was playing at Junction Bar, I flushed with excitement, involuntarily released a small amount of urine before changing my underwear and making my way swiftly down to Kreuzberg.>>follow the article
