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June
2022: The
single + video "Beatnik" has been released June
17th, 2022. "Beatnik"
is a song by the New Zealand band The Clean. Woog Riots
have chosen this song as an homage to their former
drummer Tobi Moka who passed away in November 2021. Not
only did Woog Riots cover the song Beatnik
but also the original video by The Clean
relesead in 1982.  Video Woog Riots - Beatnik |
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March 2022:
"King of Luxembourg" has been
released March 4th, 2022 (lo-fi
025). A
big "Thank you" to Alex Batt for helping
with the video shot in Luxembourg!  Video Woog Riots - King of Luxembourg |
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May 2021:
'Bob Dylan' is
the name of the new Woog Riots single
released May 14th, 2021 (lo-fi 023).
 Video Woog Riots - Bob Dylan For the 'Bob Dylan'-Video Woog Riots asked musicians, film makers, actors and painters from all over the world to show their favorite Dylan album or sing along: Jeffrey Lewis from New York City, Matthias Kom (The Burning Hell) from Canada, Knarf Rellöm from Hamburg, Nan Turner (Nan + the One Nite Stands) from Kansas City and many more. |
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December 2020: “Who Makes the Stars” is Part 3
of our Woog Riots single series 2020/2021. “Who Makes the Stars”
is the question you could ask yourself in the summer of
2020 when inexplicable fairy lights appeared in the starry
sky. Elon Musk and his company SpaceX launched the project
Starlink: a network of fast internet satellites surrounding the
earth in a low orbit. More
infos... Video Woog Riots - Who makes the Stars |
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September 2020: New Woog Riots single "Good Scientist" released September 2020 (lo-fi 020). More infos... And here is the video!  Video Woog Riots - Good Scientist |
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May 2020: Woog Riots Virtual UK Tour 2020 On Friday, May 22, Woog Riots played a live show which was streamed worldwide on several digital platforms. See the recording here: https://youtu.be/VsrAeWPqx5g  |
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April 2020: Woog Riots released their new single "Yayoi Kusama" - a tribute to the outstanding Japanese artist famous for polka dots, infinity nets and pumpkin sculptures.  Video Woog Riots - Yayoi Kusama |
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April 2019: Alexander
Tundakov made a video for "Revolution (Radio Edit)".
Thank you so much Alexander! |
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December
2018: The video
for "Hello Bus Driver" was directed by Woog Riots and
filmed by Woog Riots and Michael Hess. We thank Heag Mobilo
for their bus and great help. A very special thank you to the
lovely bus driver Mr Satici for driving us safely through the
city. |
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August
2017: Woog Riots single "Monstrous Monsters" is
available worldwide for digital download and on all streaming
services.  Video Monstrous Monsters, filmed in Venice / Italy, May 2017. |
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January 2017: Woog Riots
released a video for their song "Emma Momoka" to
promote their forthcoming tour in Japan (February / March 2017). |
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February 2016: This
is the first video outtake "Rain"
from the new album "Alan Rusbridger". The video for "Rain" was
written, filmed and directed by Alexander
Tundakov in Moscow in 2016.
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Second video outtake from new album "Alan Rusbridger": Moscow Domodedovo, filmed and edited by Jonny Collins.  March 2016: On March 11th the new Woog Riots album "Alan Rusbridger" will be released. This is the third video from the album: George Harrison, filmed and directed by Glyn Bailey.  |
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April
2016: Moscow
Domodedovo (Tuff City Kids Aeroeffekt Mix) directed by Alexander Tundakov |
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June
2014: Just found
this on YouTube: Someone made a video of "Football 'round the clock".
Woog Riots recorded this song in 2006. Worldcup here we go! |
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| November 2013: Under the
X-Mas Treeee Third video from the album "From Lo-Fi to Disco!" Filmed and directed by Tobias Schrenk.  |
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September
2013: Second video from the album" From Lo-Fi to
Disco!" We are not Houston was filmed
and directed by Claudia Lehmann, Bernd Lehmann and Sebastian
Reimold. |
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| July
2013: New album From Lo-Fi to Disco! First
video outtake is From Lo-Fi to Disco! directed by Oliver Koop.  |
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| October
2012:
My Disco is a Rebellious
Jukebox Directed by Oliver Koop.  Album "Post Bomb Chronicles" Vinyl by Ritchie Records / CD by What's So Funny About distributed by Broken Silence |
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April 2012: new
album "Post Bomb Chronicles" released. First video outtake is "Last
Beat". Last Beat - Video (directed by Oliver Koop) |
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December 2011: Cover version of Sacco &
Vanzetti by Ennio Morricone (music) and Franz Josef Degenhardt
& Joan Baez (lyrics) with a >>> video
<<< made by Hans-J. Brehm, www.epict.de. Woog Riots did this cover as an hommage to Franz Josef Degenhardt for his 80th birthday. Sadly he passed away November 2011. |
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October
2008: Frank
backwards from the album "pasp". Filmed and
directed by Oliver Koop. Watch also his other videos on www.youtube.com. |
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February 2009: People working with computers from the album "pasp". Filmed and
directed by Tobias Lauer (www.herrlauer.de) |
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September 2009: - a group of artists from Scotland made a video for the
song "King
of Pop" with a lot of Elvis impersonators (originally
released as a vinyl single 2004). |
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| September
2008:
video
'Hotel Room' from the album "pasp". Filmed and directed by Stefan Neubig and Hedi Haase.  |
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| May 2006: "Frankenstein Tattoo" from the album "Strangelove TV". Filmed and directed by Markus Hoffmann. | ||||
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ0peTHfUvU |
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| Last update: June 15, 2022 |
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