Kirlian Camera
Fri 16.10.
19:00
Cabinet of Muses, Brno
Italian post-punk rock band Kirlian Camera performs at Kabinet Múz in Brno.
Kirlian Camera
About
Kirlian Camera is an Italian darkwave and electro-industrial band founded in Parma in 1979 by Angelo Bergamini - initially under the name Suicide Commando - and renamed in 1980. Since 2000 the group has been anchored by Bergamini and vocalist Elena Alice Fossi, whose expressive voice defines its sound. With over 52 releases across four decades, the band is a key pioneer of Italian electronic music; the 2017 single 'Sky Collapse' and the 2018 album 'Hologram Moon' brought them their widest international recognition, including a run at the top of the German Alternative Charts.
#1
German alternative charts - single 'Sky Collapse' (2017)
#1
German alternative charts - album 'Hologram Moon' (2018, several weeks)
52+
albums and EPs released in total
904K
plays on YouTube (Topic channel)
What's new
- 2026-05
The band's official website recorded in May 2026 an update to the discography with the new LP 'Mirror Of Nothing'.
- 2026-05
Kirlian Camera added stops in Prague and Brno to their tour in autumn 2026.
- 2025-10
In October 2025, the single 'Mirror Of Nothing' was released in two versions (Feratho and Mezza) on the Lusso Records label.
- 2024-02
In February 2024, the band released the album 'Radio Signals For The Dying' on the Dependent Records label.
- 2024-06
At the Wave-Gotik-Treffen festival in Leipzig 2024, Kirlian Camera closed the entire festival as the final performance before a packed hall.
Tour
AarburgBrnoPragueSchwerinMagdeburgWarsawWrocławChemnitzNurembergKarlsruheKaufbeurenBenidormAthensViennaMilanLjubljana
Tracks
Eclipsethe band's most-played track, over 722 thousand plays on YouTube
Sky Collapse2017 single with Eskil Simonsson (Covenant), number 1 in German alternative charts
Hologram Moontitle track of a 2018 album that entered the German official hit charts
K-Paxone of the most popular tracks, over 551 thousand plays on YouTube
Invisible Frontcult album from 1984, key title of the early discography
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