A white, male person stands in front of a grey wall. He holds a long-stemmed flower with many purple blossoms in front of the face, covering half of it. Levin Goes Lightly looks into the camera, he is dressed completely in black, black turtleneck, black trousers, black leather jacket. Around the turtleneck he wears a beige-brown thin band. The colour returns on his nails. He holds his head at a slight angle. His hair is dark blond, a thin strand falls into his forehead.
Levin Goes Lightly (Photo: David Spaeth)
Wednesday, 24.8.2022
22:00 – 22:50, Maschinenhaus
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Levin Goes Lightly

Yearning for touch, ecstasy, intimacy, noise. Stuttgart’s Levin Goes Lightly dreamed of bold, propulsive live music with epic moments, loud guitars, real drums and deeper bass, especially during the isolation of the pandemic. So Levin Stadler, previously performing mainly as a one-man project, now created new songs collectively with Thomas Zehnle and Paul Schwarz. And accordingly, the band’s current album »Rot« sounds majestic and ornate. Shortly before lockdown, the singer’s long-term relationship went to pieces, and the existential experience of being alone has oozed into the songs: it’s all about anger, love and desire. Fittingly, it sounds like Roxy Music, Suicide, The Cure and DAF – and yet like a new, dark millennium.

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A white, male person stands in front of a grey wall. He holds a long-stemmed flower with many purple blossoms in front of the face, covering half of it. Levin Goes Lightly looks into the camera, he is dressed completely in black, black turtleneck, black trousers, black leather jacket. Around the turtleneck he wears a beige-brown thin band. The colour returns on his nails. He holds his head at a slight angle. His hair is dark blond, a thin strand falls into his forehead.
Levin Goes Lightly (Photo: David Spaeth)