Die Wilde Jagd (Live), Love-Songs

Founded by producer and composer Sebastian Lee Philipp, Die Wilde Jagd stands as one of the most distinctive projects emerging from Germany’s contemporary experimental and psychedelic music landscape. Moving fluidly between avant-pop, electronic composition, and kraut-inspired minimalism, the project creates sound worlds filled with drama, mysticism, and ecstasy. Praised internationally for their singular German lyricism, Die Wilde Jagd has toured extensively across more than 20 countries. For this special Berlin performance, Die Wilde Jagd returns to the stage in a stripped-back duo configuration featuring Sebastian Lee Philipp and Manuel Chittka. Focusing exclusively on material from the project’s landmark first two albums - Die Wilde Jagd (2015) and Uhrwald Orange (2018) - the duo revisits the hypnotic pulse and dark, driving intensity that shaped their early identity. Reduced to its raw essentials, this uncompromising live format transforms fan favorites like “2000 Elefanten”, “Wah Wah Wallenstein”, and “Jagd auf den Hirsch” into an ecstatic, high-energy concert experience not to be missed. For many years, the Hamburg-based trio consisting of Thomas Korf , Sebastian Kokus, and Manuel Chittka has been refining their sound, weaving elements of krautrock, dub, new wave, jazz, and cosmic music into a unique Love-Songs amalgam. To date, they have released three albums on labels such as Bureau B and Phase Group, as well as various EPs.