Roger Baptist is a body builder, coach, bouncer and former keyboard player of Freunde Der Italienischen Oper. Roger Baptist is also Rummelsnuff, who performed at Incubate 2009. A year later in 2010 Rummelsnuff also performed in the Incubate office basement, you can watch that entire stream below the video clip, check the photo’s here.

The minimal electro-punk icon released a new song + video from his upcoming album ‘Himmelfahrt‘, set to release May 18th.

You should also download you very own Rummelsnuff wallpaper. Enjoy!

Rummelsnuff @ Incubate office basement (to bad of the sound quality)

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It’s 17:00 o’clock! End of the day! Let’s celebrate! Here’s the debut videoclip from the talented Munchi (Incubate 2011). In this gem, he teamed up with LAKEY for the track ‘Not Usually‘. This is some hot shit. In times of generic, neanderthalic dubstep beats, we’re glad to break a sweat on these kick-ass tunes.

Marcel Dingemanse (1967, Breda, works and lives in Tilburg) assumes that silence manifests itself on the border of truth-thinking. Human being and its abandonment are important aspects in his video’s and photographic work.  The video work adopts its appearance from performance and film and is in all cases made in a simple way: one camera, one actor, mostly one cameraposition.

In his photographic work Dingemanse use pinhole technology, in which space, light and time with their elementary property is a main starting point. Sometime the photographs exists of portraits, but usually landscapes. The video’s and analog prints refer to romanticism and suggest a story about individual presence in a rough, inhuman landscape.

Hondje from marcel dingemanse on Vimeo.

We came across this video (see below) of twenty-four-year old artist Neil Beloufa a while a go, and immediately loved it! This is where minimalistic, conceptual art, which you normally just find between the white walls of a museum, meets the real world, occupying daily routine (see above).
Looking at more of his work, it seems to be an incidental action. But the rest of his artwork is just as interesting. “I make work that reflects back on itself while I’m making it”, he says in an interview on Artslant. “My production is a means to form collusion between not only the object and myself but between the object and the viewers. The viewers’ relationship with the piece takes the place of the piece.” The interview goes on with terms like “subjectile”, “between the surfaces of the subject and object” and “stuff that keeps on balancing and isn’t too authoritarian”, referring to Artaud and Deririda. Interesting to read when you’ve got some time off. For now, just check out his visuals in this video.

Other work by Neil Beloufa:

A lovely indie/blues track with a garage vibe by The Peach Kings. Lovely video as well, based on the 50′s film noir movies. Watch it below.

We do like Timber Timbre here at Incubate, so we do like this song. But we’re writing this, because the video to ‘Do I Have Power’ is awesome. It’s dark, but with a soft heart. And it fits perfectly to the brooding song. It’s directed by Carlos De Carvalho.

XLR8R @ Incubate Festival 2011, Tilburg from Rene Sebastian on Vimeo.

Check out this amazing impression from our XLR8R curated nights at the MIDI theater. All props go to Rene Sebastian, great photographer who decided to have a go at video for once. And it turned out mighty fine! Check it!

Check out this new video in the series from Man From The South (who will be playing Incubate at Sunday 18th September in the Pauluskerk). This video is one in a series leading up to the release of his new album called Koblenz during Incubate 2011. In anticipation of this album release we’ll show a new video every week via this blog. Enjoy and keep checking back for more!

Check out this latest video called Something Made The Streets Melt by Man From The South (Incubate 2011). This is the eight video in a series leading up to the release of his new album called Koblenz during Incubate 2011. In anticipation of this album release we’ll try and post a video every week. Obviously we’ve been busy the last few weeks so here are some of the videos you’ve missed. Enjoy and keep checking back for more!

Man From The South will be playing Incubate on September 18th from 17:45/18:30h at the Pauluskerk. Get your tickets for this show and more by clicking this link.

Man from the South – Welcome to Camacua

Man from the South – Wandering Girl

The new record (West) will be out in September. The new music video for the opening track (Black Smoke Rise) can be seen below. Please check out Wooden Shjips. You won’t regret it.

(picture via http://godisinthetvzine.co.uk)

Check out this short video about Mark E Smith, singer for the legendary postpunk band The Fall who will be playing an exclusive Benelux show at Incubate festival this September!

“In the last installment of our Sound & Vision series, English Post-Punk singer Mark E Smith gave us a brief tour of his rise to fame with The Fall and the early influence of angry British Surrealism on his music.”

Watch this video called Ain’t That Sweet To Me by Man From The South (Incubate 2011). This video is the second in a series leading up to the release of his new album called Koblenz during Incubate 2011. In anticipation of this album release we’ll show a new video every week via this blog. Enjoy and keep checking back for more!

Check out this cool video where Katie Stelmanis (pictured) explains the reasoning and writing process behind the Austra song “Lose It.’ Austra is set to play at this year’s Incubate festival so don’t forget to check this out!

Check out this classic video of Lärm (Incubate 2011) performing live in Newcastle in 1987! Lärm only plays a few one off shows every now and then so be sure to check this out in September!

Watch this cool project called QRadio by artist Sweza which is currently up in Berlin . He uses QR codes and paste ups to spread his music via a mobile phone app. Pretty cool and innovative!

(via Wooster Collective)

Handsome Furs, performing at Incubate this year, continue NSFW’ing after their NSFW album cover which you can check here (NSFW). And in case you like NSFW, you can check out the NSFW video for their new song ‘What About Us’ below. Come and see them in September!

New video from The War On Drugs! If you like what you hear, you can come and check them out during the Incubate festival in September!

The War on Drugs “Baby Missiles” from Secretly Jag on Vimeo.

Canadian hardcore outfit Fucked Up posted the first video from their new album ‘David Comes to Life’ called ‘Queen of Hearts.‘ The whole David Comes to Life project based around the album is something worth checking out by the way, visit the website over here. We had a post about Fucked Up earlier this month where you could stream the entire David Comes to Life album, check it out here.

Check out this little video about Australian artist Anthony Lister in Berlin. Lister’s work suggest influences from a number of areas and genres, including street art, expressionism, pop art and contemporary youth culture. It often deals with subject matter from popular culture, reflecting the less glamorous aspects. He occasionally draws from television and such themes as the “misguided role models” that result. Lister uses a variety of mediums to communicate his ideas such as painting, drawing, installation, film and music.

(via Wooster Collective)

Watch this new video called “I Gotta Rokk” pieced together by DJ Shadow as a promo for his new album The Less You Know, The Better, due out this fall.

Awesome new video by Seasick Steve!

Watch this cool video by the Slovenian Multipraktik collective about their own interpretation of a 10 euro bill… made in tape!

(via Wooster Collective)

You might have noticed the slightly different lay out of Inlog.org today. Do you like it? But actually, it’s not only Inlog.org that has changed. Also incubate.org has a brandnew look! We’ve got new fonts, new styles and a new video-trailer for the 2011 Incubate festival which you can see on top of the page!

What’s new on Incubate.org?
Just like last years you can log in to the website via Facebook/Twitter/Google and edit the site’s content, but this year we’re taking it to the next level: you’ll get rewarded by participating online! With your Incubate.org account, you can collect credits if you edit something on Incubate.org, or if you mention Incubate or the Incubate-hashtag #incu11 on Twitter and/or Facebook. When you’ve collected enough credits, you can redeem them for very cool exclusive merch..

Check out the Credits-tab in your account after you’ve logged in to connect to Twitter and/or Facebook so you can start collecting credits! From the end of June 2011 on, you can redeem your credits and get some awesome merch for it! More details will be announced soon, but expect some exclusive t-shirts, silkscreen posters and maybe some sweet vinyl… So start collecting those point now!

What’s new on Inlog.org?
We’ll, obviously the lay-out. We totally restyled the blog which hasn’t been done over the past three or four years. The homepage gives a much better overview from the different categories we have, and posts are easier to read. We’ll keep developing the blog in the upcoming months.

Do you like both? If you got any suggestions or found a bug, share them with us in the comments and we’ll look at it :-)

Watch this cool tourvideo from the last Black Flag tour in the USA in 1986. Film maker David Markey decided to put it online on his Vimeo page a few days ago. Thanks for sharing!

“Reality 86′d is a road documentary shot from the inside of the last Black Flag tour ever (the 1986 “In My Head” US tour.) Greg Ginn along with Henry Rollins, Cel Revulta, and Anthony Martinez comprise the final line up of the band. Featuring behind the scenes proceedings and live performances from Black Flag, Painted Willie, and Gone (Ginn’s side project, then featuring Sim Cain and Andrew Weiss (later of the Rollins Band).”

“Filmmaker/musician David Markey was along for the entire trip as the drummer/singer for Painted Willie (with Phil Newman & Vic Makauskas), documenting the six month tour as it happened. Also features roadie Joe (“Planet Joe”) Cole, soundmen Davo Claasen and Dave “Ratman” Levine, and the tour manager who kept it all together, Mitch Bury. A crucial turning point in American underground rock. The end of the line for a trail blazing American band.”

(via Dangerous Minds)

“May Roosevelt is an extraordinary thereminist, composer and producer with a sense for good, old-fashioned drama. Her classical arrangements will give you the shivers (or, at the very least, remind you of movies that gave you the shivers), with nods to early industrial or electronic music and a passing resemblance to the god of thunder behind a theremin.”

This video was tipped to us by our friends at Gonzo (circus). Check out their magazine!

Watch this exclusive video from Dananananakroyd’s (Incubate 2009) newest single ‘Muscle Memory’ over at NME. Vocalist Calum Gun says of this track: “It’s about remembering to be yourself when things around you are changing.” Below is a cool exclusive video of their show at Incubate 2009 (only been watched 40 times)!

Watch this video for the title track of Grouper’s new release ‘Alien Observer and Dream Loss’ (directed by Hamish Parkinson).

(via Pitchfork)