Klangstof’s Live Performance Is Somewhere Between Ethereal Highness & Rock Steroids

Sending eargasmic vibrations through beer-stained PA in LA.

Photo: Klangstof live at The Satellite on Nov. 17, 2016. All photos by Sun Jung. For leftover photos that didn’t make it to the site, you can follow her @SunOfAJung on Instagram

Amsterdam-based quartet, Klangstof, knocked us off with their A++ performance at The Satellite (Los Angeles) on Nov 17, proving that 1. they can schmoozily translate their dreamy sound into rock-out blissphere 2. they are far more humorous unlike their emosh music 3. they are not afraid to break stage confinements to party with the crowd. In case you don’t know who they are, Klangstof is a Dutch band that started as a creative project for Koen (the short hair, pale vocal dude in the pics). “Klang” in Norwegian means “echo” or “reverb” whereas “stof” in Dutch means dust. The band has been around since 2014 and released their debut record Close Eyes to Exit on September 9^th of this year. Check out “Hostage”

Now, vicariously soak into their rocking coolness at The Satellite:

Klangstof have show dates coming up

Europe 2016 tour

11/22 – Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen (London, UK)

Europe 2017 tour

1/12 – The Lexington (London, UK)

2/16 – De Helling (Utrecht, Netherlands)

2/18 – Ancienne Belgique (Brussels, Belgium)

2/21 – Studio 672 (Cologne, Germany)

2/22 – Doornroosje (Nijmegen, Netherlands)

2/24 – FluxBau (Berlin, Germany)

Also, if you happen to be in LA, check out some of the radness that The Satellite has coming up.