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Deta plays exclusively on vinyl and is open to all genres. For the Sterrrn pre-party, she brings a varied mix of disco, house and electro, focussing on rhythmic structures and percussion - danceable and rich in detail.

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Vienna-born Dexpleen (they/them), at 22, channels a lifetime of emotion into music. The producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has been tinkering with the ivories since the age of six and refuses to be confined by genre labels.

Born out of an overwhelming sense of being misunderstood, their music serves as a vessel for emotions often too complex for words. It defies categorization, effortlessly weaving elements of indiepop, folk rock, and electro pop into a tapestry of sonic storytelling.

With a keen desire to fill the void of representation, Dexpleen crafts queer love songs – anthems of love and longing that resonate with authenticity and unapologetic pride – offering a safe haven within their music for all who seek refuge.

In these melodies, listeners find not only an escape but also a sense of validation – a confirmation that they are seen, heard, and understood. Dexpleen emerges as a beacon of authenticity and hope, inviting us into a world where individuality is celebrated and acceptance reigns supreme.

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GLUT are a band from Vienna / Linz . Their songs are epics about escape, rebellion, in justice, and personal growth.

Two friends are living their dream and claiming the space they deserve. With catchy rocksongs, psychedelic influences, and plenty of noise on stage, they’ve already won over audiences during their more than 20 concerts in austria.

Together with their bassist, the rock trio is complete. Heavy drums, a powerful guitar, a strong voice , and energetic bass riffs set the stage ablaze . The band inspires courage and creates space for imperfection. Their sense of empowerment is as electrifying as a fire ready to ignite .

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The in-house Grrrls Choir of the Grrrls Cultural Association ends the rehearsal year and gives its final concert before the summer break at STERRRN - as is tradition!

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Eleni Gaitani under the alias name Small Souki, is a musician, music-therapist and mathematician from Lamia, Greece, based in Vienna, Austria since 2015. She has worked basically in music and sound-art by collecting elements from variant genres like blues, jazz, alternative rock, psychedelic grunge rock, and progressive metal music as well as poetry and spoken-word to create familiar environments for her audiences to mutually exist and express their ideas and problematics, converging to a stable system. The projects and bands in which she participates, include the psychedelic grunge rock band, Small Souki & The Big Trouble Band, a 5-person collective that produces “heroine music for socio-political troubled subjects”, the band-project Manitari, an improvisational session with simulating effects, that on the grounds of a live performance includes the listener’s contributions with voice as main instrument as well as various materials for experimentation with sound-art. Furthermore, she has created sound-art pieces as a mix of digital music production and field recordings and led workshops in music therapy applying methods such as the Alexander technique and group improvisation with guidance to connect the individuals from different backgrounds (age, heritage, gender) of her unit.

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A mix of genres ranging from exhilarating dance music to atmospheric romantic longing. A soundtrack that challenges you to be in the right place at the right time.