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MÖRK - Still Dreamin' lemezbemutató // Vendég: Muriel // A38

2024-11-30T19:00:00.000Z

☁️☁️ MÖRK - Still dreamin' album release concert on 30 November at A38 Ship, guest Muriel. ☁️☁️

Nov
30

Schedule

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In a world where every rational inquiry proves that we are heading ever more rapidly towards armageddon, to dream new things is almost revolutionary. Our latest album, Still Dreamin', features nine songs that we hope will inspire even the most desperate among us.

So let's come together on this chilly late November day to imagine new possibilities and more exciting futures. Of course, it's okay to have fun and shake our butts in the process!

We'll be hosting the amazing band Muriel, we'll have an amazing show and of course you'll be able to buy the new album on vinyl at the event.

Hug:

MÖRK

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Describing themselves as a "roots-pop-rock" band, Muriel was founded in 2013 by Adrián Méhes, Bence Jobbágy, Áron Tálas and Bálint Szeifert "Jason" Szeifert.

✅ Their first album, Muriel, was released a year later, in 2014, and the songs Low, 11 Million Miles and She's Insaint were regularly played on Petőfi Radio. After their debut, the band was a regular guest on the 30Y, Kiscsillag and The Carbonfools shows, but they also appeared on the 20-year-old Ganxsta Zolee and Kartel tribute album. 📀

💥 Over the years, they have become regulars in the capital's popular clubs and have toured the country's most exciting festivals - playing at Volt, Kunsts Völgye, Bánkitó and in 2015, as guests of Bukahara, they performed in Berlin. Their song "Kávés" was also a hit in "A Dal 2020".

Location

A38 Ship

Converted from a coal-mining ship, the A38 is easily Budapest's most unique concert venue. The belly of the ship has been home to a wide range of live and electronic music for almost 20 years, and when it's full you can feel the rhythmic movement of the partygoers making waves in the Danube. Foreign acts often refer to it afterwards as their favourite club.

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