Grito Exclamac!ón, J Mahon & The Heavenly Pop Hits

Tauche ein in einen Abend voller roher Energie und musikalischer Tiefe! Erlebe eine mitreißende Performance aus Mexiko-Stadt, die mit kantigen Gitarren und theatralischer Intensität deine Sinne herausfordert. Im Kontrast dazu entführen dich atmosphärische Klänge zwischen intimen Pop-Momenten und kraftvollem Feedback in eine ganz eigene Welt. Lass dich von dieser einzigartigen Mischung aus rebellischem Geist und kunstvoller Melancholie mitreißen. Sichere dir jetzt deinen Platz für dieses unvergessliche Live-Erlebnis im Herzen Berlins und spüre die pure Leidenschaft, die jeden Ton zu einem besonderen Ereignis macht!

Punkfilmfest & Crunch Tapes present: Grito Exclamac!ón (MX / post-punk, no wave) + J Mahon & The Heavenly Pop Hits (alt. rock, chamber pop) Grito Exclamac!ón is a movement born from the search for self and a counterculture that responds to the social problems they experience daily by creating resonant expressions in music. From Mexico City, they always seek an intimate, cathartic, and chaotic interaction that envelops you in a theatrical narrative, describing their reality through aggressive verses, angular guitars, eclectic rhythms, melodic basses, and sporadic trumpets, creating a raw, direct, and carefree aesthetic. J Mahon is the musical project of Berlin-based Australian expat Jarrod Michael Mahon. After years of self-released home recordings, he debuted with Everything Has a Life in 2023, produced with Syd Kemp (Thurston Moore, Ulrika Spacek, Spiritualized). In 2025, Mahon signed to Unique Records and reunited with Kemp for his second album, the chamber-pop Begin Again, Again, released June 27. Influenced by Sparklehorse, Spiritualized and Daniel Johnston, Mahon’s songs combine intimate pop, chamber strings and guitar feedback. Live, he moves between haunting solo sets and a powerful seven-piece band, having performed at SXSW, The Great Escape and toured with artists including King Krule, Speedy Ortiz and Ariel Pink. Doors: 19:00 Show: 20:00 Schokoladen, Berlin