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Old People present: Modern Avantgarde Music from Modern China

Posted by admin on 22 July 2010

Chinese grandpa’s avantgarde music from sagesex on Vimeo.

Popularity: 10% [?]

22Jul

Choose your favorite Khmer Pop Song!

Posted by julian on 24 April 2010

By now it should be common knowledge that Cambodians are the most beautiful people on earth with the best taste in websites. Yet we cannot leave this wonderful country without shedding a light on what’s maybe the most tasteful pillar of its culture: Khmer pop! In hours and hours of investigation we have narrowed down the gigantic choice to four great Cambodian hymns. We leave the final choice of the Sagesex Khmer Pop King 2010 to you and wish you a great time with these pearls of entertainment. Read the rest of this entry »

Popularity: 37% [?]

24Apr

Full Moon Party Ko Phangan

Posted by julian on 26 March 2010

15000 barefoot techno heads dancing at the beach. Get more information and party photos here. And here are our personal impressions for everyone else

Popularity: 17% [?]

26Mar

The old guitar lady of Surat Thani

Posted by stefan on 10 March 2010

We just met an incredibly inspiring old lady on the Surat Thani night market. She (we were not entirely sure if she was a woman or a man but decided that she ended her sentences with “Ka”, which in thai means she is a woman) was just about to start performing on her guitar, so we stayed for a while.

Chui and Stefan, Surat Thani

Chui and Stefan, Surat Thani

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Popularity: 26% [?]

10Mar

A fascinating documentary on the future of cultural production

Posted by stefan on 13 February 2010

… and copyright. I just saw this and thought you should see it, too. It’s a topic that’s close to my heart and that I have thought about a lot in my PhD thesis. But don’t worry, the people who made “Good Copy Bad Copy” have made this topic very accessible and fascinating as hell. Sorry, English only. But maybe you want to “remix” this into German? Enjoy!

Popularity: 24% [?]

13Feb

30 Years Jazz Saalfelden

Posted by admin on 15 September 2009

Last weekend I went to visit Saalfelden/Austria, where my favourite jazz festival takes place (almost) every year – this year celebrating its 30th anniversary! In the past 10 years, I have missed Saalfelden only once, 2006, after the festival had paused for financial difficulties in 2005. What makes this occasion in a little Austrian town so special among the hundreds of festivals all across Europe every summer?  A hymn to this unique celebration of new and creative music. Read the rest of this entry »

Popularity: 33% [?]

15Sep

The world’s best beer for the urban clochard

Posted by admin on 13 August 2009

On my first evening in St. Petersburg, I discovered the world’s most stylish beer for the politically conscious urban clochard: Bagbier!

Bagbier - the ultimate beer for the politically conscious urban clochard

Bagbier - the ultimate beer for the politically conscious urban clochard

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Popularity: 33% [?]

13Aug

The most beautiful day of my life

Posted by admin on 9 August 2009

The horn of General Lee awoke me in a sunflower field near Angoulême. Hectic bureaucrazyness from home, delivered in a hurry at 0.59 €/minute. Not even 10 a.m., and the sun was hiding in a gloomy haze. In spite of this, the heat was punishing already. The past month had been frustrating and exhausting on many occasions, but we had always managed to go for a sunset surf. This was going to be the first day of many more to come that I would not see the ocean. Read the rest of this entry »

Popularity: 23% [?]

9Aug