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Take Five of the Kalifornien Projectile: Pulled off. Pullover.

von Kiezing — Wed, 04 Dec 2013 04:09:56 +0000

The song “Pulled Off. Pullover.” examines the identity of the German expression “abgezogen”.
“Pulled Off. Pullover.” was recorded on November 26th 2013 in a live session at Dolores Park in San Francisco. It is an anthem to our lost lovers, pullovers and a sober reaction. Oh boy!

+++ ATTENTION: If you happen to have lost your pullover due to getting pulled off, pull over to the next thrift store and buy another one. It’s so simple. (yes, hearts are usually second hand) +++

Take Four of The Kalifornien Projectile: Angel’s Greeting.

von Kiezing — Mon, 18 Nov 2013 07:51:49 +0000

The song “Angel’s Greeting” examines the identity of the German word “Engelsgruß”, which we send to our beloved ones to stand by them in their darkest hours.
“Angel’s Greeting” was recorded on October 26th 2013 in a live session at Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles.

Take three of The Kalifornien Projectile: Light or a Being.

von Kiezing — Tue, 05 Nov 2013 09:22:09 +0000

The song “Light or a Being” examines the identity of the German expression “Schein oder Sein”.
“Light or a Being” was recorded on October 19th 2013 in a live session at Fashion Island Mall in Newport Beach, Orange County.

+++ Attention: Botox Babes listening to this track might explode. Or implode. +++

Take Two of The Kalifornien Projectile: Finger Tips Feelings.

von Kiezing — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 21:11:52 +0000

“Finger Tips Feelings” examines the identity of the German word Fingerspitzengefühl.
“Finger Tips Feelings” was recorded on October 15th 2013 in a live session at Ocean Beach Pier. It pays homage to the subtle movements and silent actions that have big – often overwhelming – effects in and on our lifes.

ATTENTION: Listening to this track on your fattest Bass Machine is strongly recommended.

Take ONE of The Kalifornien Projectile: Frontier Walker.

von Kiezing — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 06:58:43 +0000

“Frontier Walker” was recorded on October 2nd during a live session at Playa de Tijuana – directly at the border to the United States. The border – or la frontera – is part in the everyday life of the people of Tijuana. Certainly for them the border constitutes a symbol of difference and imbalanced relations. But it seems that the wall reinforces their cultural process of identification through pointing out what does belong to them and what does not.

The song “Frontier Walker” examines the identity of the German word Grenzgänger: A person that walks along and across borders and limits.

Take Zero of The Kalifornien Projectile: Let’s Go away.

von Kiezing — Sun, 06 Oct 2013 18:04:28 +0000

Let’s Go Away is Take Zero of THE KALIFORNIEN PROJECTILE. The one-shot video heralds von Kiezing’s search for the Other at the Wall of the Pacific.