A by Headless Society

A new electronic and improvised club music has emerged. On stage you'll see modified Gameboys, junk guitar, an old Echolette tape echo, brand new synthesizers, microphones, electronified saxophone, bass and two drummers.
It's about freedom in music, and the will to steer a spaceship full of sound, including "perfectly wrong notes" (Sun Ra) into the hearts of the audience. Dancing. Hypnotically wild, untamed music, celebrating without a reason. The intoxicating concerts of Headless Society resemble the spirit of the Krautrock era and its stories.
Not forgetting the almost spiritual level of guidance, prudence and care on the part of club owner Dima Oboukhov, who in turn sees his space nourished by sounds, all the while passionately dispensing vodka.
Between knocked over beer glasses there is still room for an audio interface, with which the Headless Society records their concert themselves.
David Helm made his selection from many hours of audio material, and through loving post-production and collaboration with Jan Philipp, the debut album "A" was created.
In 2019, the Cologne bar ACEPHALE became the birthplace of the musicians collective HEADLESS SOCIETY . Dima Oboukhov - himself an extraordinary music connoisseur and writer - approached Philip Zoubek and Leonhard Huhn with the desire to present concerts in his club. With five other companions, the monthly concert series of HEADLESS SOCIETY has continued to grow.

David Helm is a Cologne/Berlin-based composing improviser, multi-instrumentalist & songwriter.
While growing up exposed to noisy bands at soggy small town rock festivals he sang in a boys choir.
He wanders in beautiful fields of experimental, improv, noise music and is touring earth with great bands and inspiring people.
2019 he received the Jazz Prize of Cologne.