Woschdog
Woschdog play Viennese trip-hop—trip-hop with lyrics in the Viennese dialect. Their sound “moves slowly and bluesily, has a great groove, associative-sounding dialect lyrics—and a powerful pull,” wrote journalist Sebastian Fasthuber. Whether you describe what Woschdog create as “hauntingly beautiful soundscapes” or “Portishead visiting the suburbs,” one thing is certain: they are one of the most original bands in Austria, and we can expect to hear a lot more from them.
Artist
Woschdog (AUT)
Vienna’s Falter described Woschdog as “a largely unknown but great band.” And rightly so. Their debut album, foin, already offered a compelling blend of downtempo, jazz, electronica, blues, and pop. Their latest album, moloch, continues along the same path: slow, multilayered, and uncompromising, it explores uncharted territory within Austria’s musical landscape. Ingrid Lang’s poetic use of the Viennese dialect intertwines with the complex sound of cellist Lukas Lauermann, Karl Stirner’s liberated approach to the zither, Sebastian Seidl’s rich Rhodes and synths, and Johannes Wakolbinger’s intricate drumming to create an intensely atmospheric listening experience.
Location
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Elisabethstraße 11
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