Attention night owls: DJ Hell and Meese rock the. Night!

Attention night owls: DJ Hell and Meese rock the. Night!

Düsseldorf, Deutschland - On April 22, 2025 at 10 p.m., the new talk show "Die.nacht" starts in ORF 1, moderated by Stermann and Grissemann. Among other things, DJ Hell, Jonathan Meese, Brigitte Meese and Malarina are guests. The exciting conversation revolves around the topics of art, commerce and comedy, while at 11:05 p.m. the "Science Busters" continue with the topic "Purple Rain". Another highlight of the program forms "Trückers Reisen" at 11:35 p.m., which the Leithage Mountains explore.

DJ Hell and Jonathan Meese, who published their first joint project in 2021, recently released their second album "Gesundeman Samague Works Germany". This work is a tribute to the legendary band Kraftwerk and combines Hells characteristic mixes of house and EBM with Meeses innovative texts. The album contains seven songs and is eagerly awaited by many listeners, as it comes up with modernized sounds of the Düsseldorf pioneers.

insights into "overall sewage work Germany"

How [Rundschau Online] (https://www.rundschau-online.de/kultur/kraftwerk-duesseldorf-techno-mese-- x-hell-neues-abum-Klaerwerk-deutschland-1003287). Keyword poetry that reflects the influence of power plant. In particular, the piece "Apocalyptic" illuminates the dialogue between good and evil and causes some surprises. Brigitte Meese, the 95-year-old mother of Jonathan Meese, can also be heard on two tracks and brings a personal touch to the entire work.

The cover of the album, designed by Daniel Richter, captivates with a combination of orange-white striped warning cones and a block-shaped industrial building that takes up the industrial aesthetics of power plant. Due to the clear structure and direct reference to the influences of the Düsseldorf band, it ensures visual and acoustic synergies.

influence of power plant on music

Kraftwerk is widely known as the perhaps the most influential German music band ever. They were often referred to abroad, especially in the USA, as the "electronic beatles". Her innovation spirit and musical boldness have shaped numerous genres such as New Wave, Rap and Techno. Literary criticism emphasizes that international artists such as David Bowie and Daft Punk are among the important supporters and sponsors of the band.

The album "Gesundema Siegerwerk Germany" now brings the essence of Kraftwerk's musical heritage to the present day and thus sets a sign of the ongoing influence that the band has on electronic music and culture as a whole. This fits seamlessly into the context of the upcoming public conversation in "Die.nacht", where such cultural currents and their importance are discussed for contemporary society.

With the presentation of your new work and the upcoming discussions, the event offers a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role of art in today's social context. Spectators can look forward to a stimulating evening with varied guests and exciting topics, while the music of DJ Hell and Jonathan Meese is the perfect background.