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In our studio droned for the second time the latest disc of Tiny Moving Parts from the speakers, while the coffee machine was running at full speed to provide us with plenty of caffeine... just a normal day. Gathered in our small studio halls, we sat together and discussed the latest news from the scene as well as possible concert visits that are still in the offing this winter. Today's Tiny Moving Parts Concert at Luxor in Cologne we were looking forward to for weeks and our expectations should be more than fulfilled with a memorable evening. At this point: Thank you so much Denise & Marina! After an almost hopeless search for a parking space (who has ever traveled by car to a concert in the Luxor, MTC or Blueshell will certainly know this) we were finally in the cult shed

did not have on the screen. We were especially convinced by their positive, dynamic sound, which you like to listen to not only live, but also at home through your home speakers. You shouldn't miss it... it's worth listening to! After a short break with a pending sound check, the band Microwave seamlessly continued their last performance and greeted the audience directly with a wake-up call. Microwave are four guys from Atlanta, USA. Formed about seven years ago in Woodstock, they have already shared the stage with greats like Jimmy Eat World, The Dangerous Summer or The Wonder Years and have released three albums and five EPs to date. Located in the alternative rock, they mix their sound with various elements of progressive and hardcore and combine them with various effects, which they do not miss live. Loudly they made sure that the heated mood had no chance to cool down and convinced with a

In their songs they deal with many personal topics, such as the fear of death or the loss of loved ones and pack these fears into an energetic, dynamic punk rock sound, which can also be heard on their latest disc "breathe" clearly to hear. On this evening they played beside songs like "Medicine" or "Bloody Nose" from the new disc, also older pieces which of course found great approval in the audience. Also for surprises are Tiny Moving Parts always to have and so they harnessed without further ado singer Nathan from Microwave with in order to "Stay Warm" to perform with. From song to song, the exceptional trio went one better and convinced on all levels. Above all, the harmonious interplay of the band made the concert a truly memorable evening, which Tiny Moving Parts finally rounded off with an encore. After the guys disappeared backstage and the lights came on in the Luxor, we made our way through the masses and started our way home.