#kamoos

[luqalbuq]

Lembram que ajudei a produzir esse videoclipe em 2021? Se não sabia, está aqui para assistir.

Do you remember that I helped to produce this music video in 2021? If not, i'ts here for you to watch.

[luqalbuq]

Ajudei a fazer esse videoclipe de uma banda alemã chamada Kamoos. Estou realmente feliz pois foi a primeira vez que alguém me pediu para fazer um vídeoclipe e uma das pouquíssimas vezes que fiz um vídeo para outra pessoa. Para mais informações, siga: https://kamoos.bandcamp.com/

https://m.facebook.com/KAMOOOOOOOOOOS/

I helped to produce this music video for a german band called Kamoos. I'm really happy because it was the first time someone asked me to make a music video and one of the very few times that I made a video to someone else. To more information, follow:

https://m.facebook.com/KAMOOOOOOOOOOS/

https://kamoos.bandcamp.com/

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Kamoos: Xray Me

Kamoos: Xray Me

Berlin-based trio Kamoos have just released their new single “X-ray me” on Duchess Box Records! The mysterious droning track that fits somewhere in the realm of psychedelia is described by founding member Juliette as “a cross-over between Love Buzz by Shocking Blue and something out of a David Lync

[xbsundaymatinee]

Matinee #33 on Sunday 7 October

October is coming, and the line up for edition #33 is ready!  For this one we’ll be back to Internet Explorer

And again, Los Nopales will be there flipping tacos on the hot plate for you’ll!

From 4pm on stage:

- Kamoos https://kamoos.bandcamp.com/ Dark, distorted, loud, punctuated - Kamoos get under your skin. With members of Voodoo Beach, Imaginary French, Full Moon Fiasco and Juliette and the Sin, Kamoos brings together the corners of the rock and roll world into one post-punk desert night trip.

- A-E-I-O-U https://aeiouvowels.bandcamp.com/ Vocally driven mix of solo guitar playing: intense yet mellow; jangley yet overdriven; rough around the edges yet smooth.

- Glassberg and the Disasters https://glassberg.bandcamp.com/ With clever wordplay and infectious melodies, Berlin-based American songwriter and guitarist Rachel Glassberg weaves hilarious yet weirdly affecting tales of club bouncers, B-movie directors, frustrated physics grad students and much more. Since 2015, her band The Disasters has helped these nerd-friendly earworms achieve their full indie-pop powerhouse potential, complete with harmonies and the occasional saxophone solo.

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