Elizabeth is a native of Dublin, Ireland and now Berlin resident. Elizabeth is also a resident DJ at White Noise Club and Death By Pop, 2 of Berlins hottest Indie electro discos. And she is also doing her own nights around town.
Vincent is a NYC native and sometimes Londoner who has spent the past 10 years immersed in London’s thriving Indie rock scene. After relocating here he has gone on to promote several club nights, play in a bunch of bands and of course host OFF THE RECORD with Elizabeth!
Listen to them from Monday thru Wednesday, 10 pm till midnight every week!
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dave
28. Juli 2011 um 01.32 Uhr
this should appeal to your hipster ironicness
http://largemound.bandcamp.com/track/youll-never-see-a-dinosaur
dave
28. Juli 2011 um 01.23 Uhr
just found a great Irish band Largemound
http://largemound.bandcamp.com/track/friend
bringing out their new cd one track every month over the year, their last cd “my whole life is have too” is a must
Casey
24. November 2009 um 00.02 Uhr
Elizabeth, I love your laughing!
Your music program is also exclusive.
Thx.
Hannah Nagle
18. Mai 2009 um 22.22 Uhr
Hi Liz enjoying listening in in Sligo. Best wishes to Carol-Anne. Hannah
Andy
24. Februar 2009 um 19.10 Uhr
Hi Vincent and Elizabeth!
We love your show. We think you’re just the best.
Peace out,
Andy and Ibtissam
from Neukoelln (via London)
P.S. Could you please play us a great tune with a shout out x
Dotty
10. Dezember 2008 um 19.10 Uhr
Hi folks, jsut to say we love love love listening to your show, especially the banter you guys have!
Listening all the way over in Dublin,
Dotx
Hermann
01. Dezember 2008 um 18.57 Uhr
hi guys! enjoying your show! thanks for giving us the opportunity to listen to some native spoken english! what clubs would you recommend to go to in stuttgart? i feel like this city is full of spoiled snobs…
mabi
24. November 2008 um 22.27 Uhr
Hey guys,
I am sitting here in Boston listening to your show…really glad that MGMT played a great show in Berlin (unfortunately they did not here in Boston the other month)…
…keep on rocking…
…we had Fujiya & Miyagi and The Duke Spirits the other day…if they ever come by in Berlin do not think and go, they rock
Ben und Robbie
27. Oktober 2008 um 23.48 Uhr
We are your biggest fans ever!! We listen all the way from London!! We like your beautiful voices and beautiful faces!! Keep spinnin’!!
<3<3
Michael
23. Oktober 2008 um 23.00 Uhr
Elizabeth,
My boyfriend and I are regular listeners of your show, and very much enjoy your and Vincent’s witty commentary and of course the music. However, we would kindly ask that you no longer mention that you, with wise foresight, aquired your mgmt tickets before they were completely sold out! We both were looking forward to the show until we realized much too late that tickets were no longer available. Each time we hear about the concert it brings us to dispair, and we would very much like to stop experiencing this each and every evening. So we ask that you kindly give thought to those not lucky enough to have snagged a ticket. Beyond that we love the show, keep up the good work, keep the tunes comin.
Yours Truly,
the very sad Michael and David
Elizabeth
22. Oktober 2008 um 16.50 Uhr
hey Lydia!
Yeah of course, I’m a resident dj at Death by Pop on a Friday night in Bang Bang Club,
myspace.com/deathbypop. Also sometimes the White Noise party on a Saturday in White Trash.
Next week I’ll dj at a special Motor fm party on November 1st in CHB. I’ll be talking about it next week!
lydia
22. Oktober 2008 um 14.51 Uhr
hey elizabeth, i have a question in what for indie electro discos are you the DJ? because i search after good indie electro discos, but i have no idea…
Antje Grabenhorst
20. Oktober 2008 um 17.53 Uhr
Hi Elizabeth, hi Vincent,
I just read, that you are native speakers, so I would like to recommend you the coming premiere of ENGLISH THEATRE BERLIN.
Best
Antje
**** American Season ***
AMERICAN TET
a family at war
A new play by Lydia Stryk
November 5 (the premiere takes place one day after the presidential elections) – 8 / 11 – 15 / 18 – 22 at 8pm
The Krombachers, an upright American family: the father served in Vietnam, the son is currently fighting the war on terror in Iraq, the mother, Elaine, a heroine at home, holds the family together and offers hope and insight to others at the Army base. They believe in country, service and God. Only the daughter remains hesitant.
Elaine meets a woman from outside her realm, who comes from Vietnam and brings with her a very different and strange outlook on life, one of peace and harmony – Elaine is forced to question the reality of her current situation as well as her past.
It is only when her son returns home on leave that these questions begin to surface and things begin to change. Suddenly her daughter’s arguments take hold.
What’s important? Who is right? How does terror begin and most of all – why?
directed by Daniel Krauss
with Helena Prince, Peter Cotton, Moon Suk Kang, Jill Holwerda, Christian Serritiello, Vanessa Rottenburg
set by Jan Müller · costumes by Juliane Friedrich