Podcasts about upper bavaria

Bernd Zimmer, born in Planegg in 1948, was a co-initiator of the Berlin Galerie am Moritzplatz, founded in 1977, and is a representative of “Heftige Malerei”. He studied philosophy and religious studies at the Free University of Berlin from 1973. His often large-format paintings initially focused on nature in deliberate contrast to the big city of Berlin. After a two-year stay in Rome, where he received a scholarship from the Villa Massimo, Bernd Zimmer has lived and worked in Polling in Upper Bavaria since 1984. Impressions from travel, nature, literature and philosophy are echoed in Zimmer's colorful works, as is his examination of the natural sciences and the cosmos, to which all forms of existence ultimately belong. Bernd Zimmer, Reflexion über 5 Kontinente, 2019/21 160 x 130 cm, Acryl/Canvas Bernd Zimmer, Ladoga. Mittsommer. Feuerwerk, 2006 130 x 180 cm, Acryl/Öl) Canvas Bernd Zimmer, Wandel (6), 2022, 160 x 130 cm, Acryl/Lwd.

We begin our exploration of the UK's surprisingly controversial Princess Michael of Kent with a little back story. And given that Princess Michael of Kent started life in January 1945 as a German baroness named Marie-Christine von Reibnitz, you can bet the Nazis had a hand in it! The daughter of Baron Gunther von Reibnitz, a Nazi Party member who spent time at the Russian front during the war, Princess Michael's mother, Austro-Hungarian Countess Maria Anna, was stridently anti-Nazi, enough that it got her in trouble. Her father's allegiance to the party was pretty loose by the time the war came around, and he was eventually kicked out of the Nazi party entirely. This was helpful when he was later investigated by the Appeals Tribunal for Upper Bavaria after the war ended. Meanwhile, Gunther's somewhat impromptu wartime marriage to Princess Michael's mother turned out to be a bigamist marriage, since old Gunther had never had his first marriage annulled in the Catholic Church, which declared Princess Michael and her older brother legitimate, but essentially ended things between Gunther and Maria Anna. He skipped out on the whole "wreckage of Europe" thing and moved to Mozambique and a third marriage there. This left Countess Maria Anna in the post-war wreckage of Europe with two very young children. She did what aristocrats always do: she packed up a bunch of gemstones - Europe was flooded with gemstones from out of luck rich folks at the time - boarded a boat for Australia, and set her family up in their next chapter by selling the stones into a much more favorable market. Listen ad-free at patreon.com/trashyroyalspodcast. To advertise on this podcast, reach out to info@amplitudemediapartners.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A few months after emperor Henry VII had died in the Tuscan village of Buonconvento and before a successor had been elected, a young man, Ludwig, second son of the duke of Upper Bavaria made his name defeating a much larger Habsburg force. This success could not have come at a more opportune time as it propelled him into contention for the title of King of the Romas and ultimately, emperor. His rule, constantly contested but lasting 33 years would become a major turning point in German, if not European history as it triggered the modern notion of the separation of church and state. I know that I cannot always maintain a completely unbiased position in this podcast, but I rarely succumb to my personal bugbears. But this time I will have to expose you to one of my biggest, and that is the weird romanticization of Ludwig II of Bavaria, the mentally ill recluse who built the three kitsch palaces of Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee and Linderhof in the deluded hope of resurrecting an absolutist regime in a kingdom he had sold to Prussia. Don't get me wrong. The three palaces are worth visiting, if not for their somewhat morbid charm, but what irritates me is that this politically and artistically inconsequential monarch overshadows the more interesting, more complex and more consequential Bavarian rulers, chief amongst them his namesake, Ludwig IV the Bavarian. Let's see whether HotGPod cannot right this misconception…..The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/HistoryofthegermansTo make it easier for you to share the podcast, I have created separate playlists for some of the seasons that are set up as individual podcasts. they have the exact same episodes as in the History of the Germans, but they may be a helpful device for those who want to concentrate on only one season. So far I have:The Ottonians Salian Emperors and Investiture ControversyFredrick Barbarossa and Early HohenstaufenFrederick II Stupor MundiSaxony and Eastward ExpansionThe Hanseatic LeagueThe Teutonic Knights

For links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Saturnalia, links from Richard Fallon, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Saturnalia-Episode-369/Join us at www.patreon.com/iknowdino for dinosaur requests, bonus content, ad-free episodes, and more.Dinosaur of the day Saturnalia, a small Late Triassic sauropodomorph that may have hunted small prey.Interview with Richard Fallon, a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at the University of Birmingham, who studies the interactions and overlaps between literature and science. He's also the author of the book, “Reimagining Dinosaurs in Late Victorian and Edwardian Literature” Follow him on Twitter @dr_r_fallonIn dinosaur news this week:A T. rex skeleton which was recently mounted in Upper Bavaria, Germany will be returning to the USLondon's Natural History Museum dressed up their animatronic T. rex in a "Jurassic jumper"Jurassic World: The Exhibition is going to Denver, Colorado on March 4, 2022This episode is brought to you by our patrons. Their generous contributions make our podcast possible! We just released a sample chapter of an upcoming book for all of our patrons at the Tyrannosaurus level and up. Head to Patreon.com/iknowdino to get access and help us keep making the show.Tell us what you think about our show in our 2021 Year End Survey! We want our show to be as enjoyable as possible, and your input will help us improve. Head to bit.ly/ikdsurvey21 to leave us your feedback.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

...from a successful actor/director to worldwide healer I grew up at Lake Tegernsee in beautiful Upper Bavaria. From an early age I could connect to nature and draw power from the elements. The arts, specifically theatre and music, play a central and profound role in my life. My vast experience with acting and directing has taught me to engage symbiotically with large and diverse audiences. I now feel it is time to use my experience and skills in order to teach others. Since 2012 I am energy facilitator reminding humans of their highest potential. I am a certified healer in the lineage of King Salomon and received the second step initiation of the ritual master path.

IDnow talks about their acquisition of Ariadnext We are growing organically 50-60% year over year right now organically. Andreas Bodczek, CEO IDnow Media Partnership with Munich Startup Munich Startup is the official startup portal for Munich and the surrounding region. It was developed by the City of Munich, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Munich and Upper Bavaria and the four entrepreneurship centers of the Munich universities within the framework of the Entrepreneurship Strategy Munich. You can learn more here: https://en.munich-startup.de/ The CEO This time we have a rarity on our channel because Andreas Bodczek (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreasbodczek/) is not a founder, but an early investor in the company, which became later the CEO of IDnow. Andreas has been an early business angel, investing in IDnow. So he has been involved in the company for quite some time before he took the job as external CEO. Andreas has been with Bertelsmann, where he worked with dial-up internet connections, building one of the broadest platforms for broadband and Voice-over-IP services in Germany. He later moved to become the CEO of Telefonica Germany (https://www.telefonica.de/) and co-founded Fyber (https://www.fyber.com/ ), which they build up in Germany, the US, and several more companies. They sold the company in 2014. Andreas is also a board partner with Point Nine Capital (https://www.pointnine.com/), a Berlin-based VC fund focused on platforms and SaaS. We will conclude most of the integration work streams of Identity TM at the end of this year. Andreas Bodczek, CEO IDnow The Startup IDnow (https://www.idnow.io/products/idnow-videoident/) is an online identification service provider, that helps banks, insurance companies, and other companies to verify the identity of their clients remotely. This has not always been the case in Germany, but IDnow was one of the early companies providing this service. Today IDnow has amongst their clients some well-known names like N26, Solaris Bank or Sixt, Western Union, Tier Mobility, and WeFox. The startup grew early with a strong focus on financial services companies, starting when the German regulator moved to allow so-called “video idents.” Now IDnow extends its services across industries, products, and countries. The acquisition of France-based Ariadnext (https://www.ariadnext.com/) fits in the category of extending in countries, to expand their footprint in France. SPAC Deal? From our conversation, we took that IDnow has SPAC offers at hand, still evaluating their options. Find all links and show notes here: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/exclusive-idnow-talks-about-their-acquisition-of-ariadnext/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fintechgermany/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fintechgermany/support

IDnow talks about their acquisition of Ariadnext We are growing organically 50-60% year over year right now organically. Andreas Bodczek, CEO IDnow Media Partnership with Munich Startup Munich Startup is the official startup portal for Munich and the surrounding region. It was developed by the City of Munich, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Munich and Upper Bavaria and the four entrepreneurship centers of the Munich universities within the framework of the Entrepreneurship Strategy Munich. You can learn more here: https://en.munich-startup.de/ The CEO This time we have a rarity on our channel because Andreas Bodczek (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreasbodczek/) is not a founder, but an early investor in the company, which became later the CEO of IDnow. Andreas has been an early business angel, investing in IDnow. So he has been involved in the company for quite some time before he took the job as external CEO. Andreas has been with Bertelsmann, where he worked with dial-up internet connections, building one of the broadest platforms for broadband and Voice-over-IP services in Germany. He later moved to become the CEO of Telefonica Germany (https://www.telefonica.de/) and co-founded Fyber (https://www.fyber.com/ ), which they build up in Germany, the US, and several more companies. They sold the company in 2014. Andreas is also a board partner with Point Nine Capital (https://www.pointnine.com/), a Berlin-based VC fund focused on platforms and SaaS. We will conclude most of the integration work streams of Identity TM at the end of this year. Andreas Bodczek, CEO IDnow The Startup IDnow (https://www.idnow.io/products/idnow-videoident/) is an online identification service provider, that helps banks, insurance companies, and other companies to verify the identity of their clients remotely. This has not always been the case in Germany, but IDnow was one of the early companies providing this service. Today IDnow has amongst their clients some well-known names like N26, Solaris Bank or Sixt, Western Union, Tier Mobility, and WeFox. The startup grew early with a strong focus on financial services companies, starting when the German regulator moved to allow so-called “video idents.” Now IDnow extends its services across industries, products, and countries. The acquisition of France-based Ariadnext (https://www.ariadnext.com/) fits in the category of extending in countries, to expand their footprint in France. SPAC Deal? From our conversation, we took that IDnow has SPAC offers at hand, still evaluating their options. Find all links and show notes here: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/exclusive-idnow-talks-about-their-acquisition-of-ariadnext/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/securitysutra/message

Munich, the German state of Bavaria's capital, is home to centuries-old buildings and numerous museums. The city is known for its annual Oktoberfest celebration and its beer halls, including the famed Hofbräuhaus, founded in 1589. Munich lies on the elevated plains of Upper Bavaria, about 30 miles north of the northern edge of the Alps at an altitude of almost 2,000 feet. The proximity to the Alps brings heavy thunderstorms and high volumes of rainfall than other parts of Germany. Showers and thunderstorms bring the highest average monthly precipitation in late spring and throughout the summer. The most precipitation occurs in July, on average. Winter tends to have less precipitation, the least in February. On July 12 1984 a rapidly developing storm pounded the Munich area with hailstones the size of tennis balls, high winds and heavy rains, injuring 300 people and causing extensive damage. The Red Cross said the storm injured about 200 people in Munich and 100 in surrounding south-east Bavaria, most of them hit on the head by ice balls, cut by glass shattering from windows, or hurt in car crashes. 1 person was killed and damage reached nearly $100 million. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#215 Why is Upper Austria not as rich as Upper Bavaria?

This was a farming area.  Quiet.  Calm.  A few different things started to make neighbors and townspeople suspicious that something ominous had gone at Hinterkaifeck.  Unfortunately, they were right, and what they would find would end up being one of Germany's most horrific unsolved crimes. https://translate.google.com/#view=home&op=translate&sl=auto&tl=en&text=eun%20sternenf%C3%B6rmige%20Wunden%20am%20Kopf%20aufwies%20und%20W%C3%BCrgespuren%20am%20Hals%20zeigte.%20Das%20deutet%20daraufhin%2C%20dass%20der%20T%C3%A4ter%20einen%20besonderen%20Hass%20auf%20sie%20hatte%20und%20dass%20die%20Tat%20ihr%20galt.%0A%0ATrotzdem%20haben%20die%20Beh%C3%B6rden%20die%20Mordtat%20vorschnell%20als%20Raubmord%20eingestuft%20und%20damit%20eine%20falsche%20Ermittlungsrichtung%20vorgegeben%2C%20die%20zu%20einem%20Desaster%20gef%C3%BChrt%20hat.%0A%0A%0ADie%20Tat%20konnte%20nach%20jahrzehntelangen%20Ermittlungen%20bis%20heute%20nicht%20aufgekl%C3%A4rt%20werden.%20Es%20gab%20einige%20Tatverd%C3%A4chtige.%20Einige%20von%20ihnen%20wurden%20in%20Untersuchungshaft%20genommen%20und%20dann%20wieder%20freigelassen.%20Zu%20einer%20Anklage%20kam%20es%20nie.%0A%0AUm%20den%20Mordfall%20Hinterkaifeck%20rankten%20sich%20schon%20sehr%20bald%20nach%20der%20Tat%20viele%20Legenden%20und%20Mythen.%20Unheimliche%20Vorkommnisse%20vor%20der%20Tat%20wurden%20dem%20Mord%20angedichtet.%20Die%20Opfer%20wurden%20meist%20in%20einem%20schlechten%20Licht%20dargestellt%2C%20als%20geizige%20und%20moralisch%20verkommene%20Menschen%2C%20vor%20allem%20weil%20oft%20unkritisch%20bis%20in%20die%20heutige%20Zeit%20die%20Sichtweise%20eines%20tatverd%C3%A4chtigen%20Nachbarn%20%C3%BCbernommen%20wurde.%0A%0AEs%20ist%20an%20der%20Zeit%20fast%20100%20Jahre%20nach%20der%20Tat%20den%20Mordfall%20zu%20entmythologisieren%20und%20vor%20allem%20von%20den%20Opfern%20ein%20realit%C3%A4tsnahes%20Bild%20zu%20zeichnen%20um%20ihnen%20gerecht%20zu%20werden.%0A%0ADie%20Diskussion%20in%20diesem%20Forum%20soll%20dazu%20beitragen.%0A%0A%0AIn%20th Hinterkaifeck Das Wiki.  Munich Latest News.  July 4th, 1923.  https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_1923-07-04_M%C3%BCnchner_Neueste_Nachrichten Hinterkaifeck Das Wiki.  Schrobenhausener Wochenblatt.  04-22-1922. https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_1922-04-22_Schrobenhausener_Wochenblatt Hinterkaifeck Das Wiki.  Donaukurier.  04-04-2007  https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_2007-04-04_Donaukurier The World.  More Than Seven Decades after the Massacre, The Hinterkaifeck Murder Case Still Preoccupies the People of an Entire Region on Upper Bavaria.  03-22-1997.  Martin Lambeck. https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_1997-03-22_Die_Welt Neuburger Anzeigenblatt.  04-28-1922.  The Six Fold Robbery at Hinterkaifeck.  Unknown Author.  https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_1922-04-28_Neuburger_Anzeigenblatt The Gruesome Tale of the Unsolved Hinterkaifeck Murders.  Katie Serena.  November 13th, 2017.  All That’s Interesting.  https://allthatsinteresting.com/hinterkaifeck-murders Mental Floss.  Sonya Vatomsky.  August 31st, 2017.  The Chilling Story of the Hinterkaifeck Killings, Germany’s Most Famous Unsolved Crime.  https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/502044/chilling-story-hinterkaifeck-killings-germanys-most-famous-unsolved-crime Grim Happenings.  The Hinterkaifeck Murders.  January 26th, 2018.  Unsolved Germany.  https://grimhappenings.com/the-hinterkaifeck-murders The Occult Museum.  Hidden in the Woods:  The Unsolved Mystery of the Hinterkaifeck Murders.  http://www.theoccultmuseum.com/hidden-woods-hinterkaifeck-murders/ www.hinterkaifeck.net -  Translated to English:  https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Sachverhalte:_Zur_Aktenlage_im_Mordfall_Hinterkaifeck O’Reilly.  The Bodies in the Barn.  Amber Hunt and Emily G. Thompson.  https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/unsolved-murders/9781465486226/xhtml/UK_022_029_Hinterkaifeck.xhtml Hinterkaifeck Das Wiki.  Around Hinterkaifeck, the Forests are Still Silent.  Swabian State Newspaper.  11-16-1951.  Unknown Writer.  https://www.hinterkaifeck.net/wiki/index.php?title=Zeitungsartikel:_1951-11-16_Schw%C3%A4bische_Landeszeitung

In this episode we talk to a fascinating guest from Germany, Dr. Anne Katharina Zschocke.She is a doctor of medicine who studied in Freiburg and London. She worked for the German Red Cross and in immunology and oncology as well as working in various horticultural projects in Upper Bavaria, Franconia and the Rhineland. She did further studies in naturopathy, and has a unique, holistic view of life. In this episode she shares how she made the transition from MD to horticulture with a focus on microbiology, and EM aka Effective Microorganisms.Anne Katharina has written 5 books: 3 on various aspects of EM, one on intestinal bacteria as the key to health, and one on natural healing with bacteria with her novel approach to microbiome therapy. She lectures internationally on topics for paradigm shifts including: microbiology, nutrition, water, trees and spiritual cultural history.She has described her transition to practical horticulture as "unusual but recommendable". Her heart motive is the harmonisation of humans and nature for deep healing.In this thoughtful episode I was challenged to think about how we anthropomorphise the world around us; how we see things such as bacteria as ‘good' or ‘bad' and place a moral judgement on them, when really that is only a human view.We also discuss EM aka Effective Microorganisms, which I really want to explore more. You can hear more about EM in episode 41 with Cuauhtemoc Villa.I hope this episode challenges you to think about the way you see the world, and encourages you to live a bacteria friendly life; they are our partners, not enemies.Find out more about Anne Katharina at:www.bacteriotherapy.euAnd more info at:www.dr-zschocke.deA talk from Dr. Zschocke on YouTube in German (you can turn on auto generated subtitles by turning on CC then go to Settings>Subtitles>Auto-Translate)If you can read German, you can get her books here. Some of them are also translated into Italian, Spanish, French, and Polish.Thanks for listening to The Probiotic Life! Who's one person that you would want to share this episode with?May the beneficial microbes be with you.Ben Klenner

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.

Growing up in Upper Lusatia (East Saxony Germany), he began in 2004 to buy his first records and produce his first own tracks. In 2008 he founded with Botzki the Hardcore Speedcore Project "Speedhardbreak". In the following years he played until today at various underground parties as a DJ (preferably Hardcore Breakcore Speedcore) or even live with his self-invented style "Rudetekno" (a kind of hard and fast Tekno). Now he lives in Upper Bavaria and produces different styles of electronic music.