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Alte Gebäude
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Chantal Kiesinger
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Kriege
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Jesus von Haidhausen
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Flüsse
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Meine Liebste
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Rundfunkempfänger
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Philip Bradatsch Munich, Germany
Philip Bradatsch ist wohl das Ungeheuerlichste, was die deutsche Indie-Szene in den letzten Jahren hervorgebracht hat. Einer mit Attitüde, einer, der Haltung einnimmt. Solo oder im Band-Kollektiv, am Ende ist Philip Bradatsch das, was sich so lange niemand zu vermissen getraut hat: Rock’n’Roll. ... more
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