ARIONCE (Atmospheric Indie Rock, D)

 

We’re very sorry to announce that the show of Arionce at Club A18 tonight has to be cancelled due to illness.

The concert will be moved to next year. We will inform you as soon as we have fixed a new date.

 

 

 

A view of the ocean, stormy, grey and cold.  A world of sounds and feelings, the stories tell of loneliness and unreachability; of fears and the outbreak; of doubts, setbacks and inner struggles. Wide, atmospheric guitars, captivating riffs, dreamy danceable grooves and a unique voice – this is exactly how Arionce musically capture the view of the rough ocean.  On their new EP “Deep Ocean Grey” they sometimes remind you of Foals and Editors, sometimes of Viola Beach and Palace and yet still create their very own Arionce sound.

A sound that sometimes accompanies the flowing, sometimes driving water, but always conveys a feeling of security.  The three Berliners take the audience on a journey together, in which everyone brings their own luggage, but everyone forgets the world around them and lets themselves fall while listening together.

Since the release of their debut EP “Sinking Down” in April 2016, Arionce have been able to gain a steadily growing fan base throughout Germany through shows with Palace (UK), Ten Fé (UK) and Milburn (UK).  Also as support for The Lemon Twigs, 1000 Gram, POOL or at the Breminale they captivated the audience with their alternative indie rock and convinced with an energetic live show.

With “Deep Ocean Grey” Arionce present their second EP, which was written 2017 together with Tom Marsh (Those Goddamn Hippies) in Vienna.

Press:

“A good choice, the morbidity of the Austrian metropolis[, where the EP was recorded] fits well to the melancholic, dramatic sound of the band, which doesn’t need to hide from international acts.  Fans of the editors or the foals are right here.  Arionce should be kept in mind.” – 030] Magazine Berlin

“The new single of the German band Arionce sneaks up on us spherically and gloomily. The ambience almost stays in the gothic at the beginning until the song pours out into a longed-for beacon.  Sad, thoughtful, desperate – with a big sound.” – Negative White (CH)

“The band creates an atmospheric sound cosmos that puts you under a special kind of spell from which it is pretty hard to escape.  It somehow feels as if the trio follows the footsteps of other great indie bands like Editors or Foals but with a unique sound.” -Nothing but Hope and Passion (NBHAP)