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Japanese Krautrock, jazz, or electronic punk? Schmutz’s gig recommendations for September Dina Elsayed
Gabriel Dunn and Mark Byrne from Schmutz dropped by our studio to share their gig recommendations for September.
Among their picks are Japanese Krautrockers Minami Deutsch, who are playing Kantine am Berghain, U.K. punk duo Sleaford Mods, and the jazz ensemble, the Avishai Cohen Trio.
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On September 1, Brandenburg & Saxony go to the polls in state elections that could be a litmus test for Merkel's government. Host Sumi Somaskanda looks into the possible implications of the upcoming vote with Berlin Policy Journal's editor, Henning Hoff, the DW's political correspondent Thomas Sparrow, and Krautreporter journalist Josa Mania-Schlegel.
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