Nosaj Thing,October 22, Amsterdam.

It was a damn warm October night in Amsterdam,meeting all the maniac people who just wanted to join the Amsterdam Dance Event night with dubstep stars like Magnetic Man including Benga, Skream and Artwork or drum and bass sharer Black Sun Empire, we were just waiting to see the electronic adept Nosaj Thing and the group who wants to Free the Robots. But after the long waiting for psychedelic jazz electronica, Free The Robots canceled their performance and the club Paradiso gaped of emptiness. Indeed No Such Thing like boredom kept the going. Nosaj Thing started to play and everyone forgot that Some Thing was missing. The ethereal synth-based instrumental hip-hop displaced the audience into an ecstasy full of dancing moves and i could sense the FOG on my cheek..a remarkable surprise followed..Harmonic 313.

This Will Destroy You,October 11,Vienna.

Again in the small already sold out club B72 under the tube station,we entered the space to desire an unforgettable experience where less is more.The Guys entered the stage with extraordinary monolithic beard with certainty of apathy.And we got what we wanted,no fear of loud noise connected the small zone of too many bodies who adjudged face to face just to hear the dynamic fragments and waves of the instrumental sound.They played few songs of the album "Young Mountain" and "Tunnel Blanket".And they made me not disappointed without the track "Quiet" which I really adore.After the Concert I felt destroyed and reborn.Thank You,for the knowledge.Heaven!

This Will Destroy You is an American instrumental post-rock band from San Marcos, Texas. The band is made up of guitarists Chris King and Jeremy Galindo, bass player Donovan Jones and drummer Alex Bhore with Jones also playing the keyboard for live performances. They are currently signed to Magic Bullet Records.
The band formed in 2005 and has released one EP, Young Mountain, which was originally supposed to be the band's demo. The EP has received favorable reviews. They began recording their self-titled debut in February 2007, which was released on January 29, 2008.
The band released a split EP, titled Field Studies, in January 2009 with the band Lymbyc Systym, although it was made available through mail order as of October 7, 2008. Field Studies includes two songs by This Will Destroy You: "Brutalism and the Worship of the Machine" and "Freedom Blade."
Their track, "There are Some Remedies Worse than the Disease," can be heard during the trailer of the 2009 film The Taking of Pelham 123.
Their track, "Quiet," from "Young Mountain," can be heard in the trailer for the film, William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe.
Their track "I Believe in Your Victory" can be heard in an August '09 New Balance television commercial.
The Song "Burial on the Presidio Banks" is featured in the final scene of CSI: Miami episode "Flight Risk".

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(Wikipedia,http://www.motor.de/kuenstler/this_will_destroy_you )