Photo of Heiko Horror Me by Yoko Kikuchi

We proudly present a special one-hour Berlin Stories this weekend about Antifolk music in Germany, hosted by Deenah Vollmer and Cricket Arrison. For tracks, band links and more, please check out their fantastic tumblr here. Meanwhile, scroll down for some great pictures of the antifolk community.

Deenah Vollmer is a Fulbright Journalist in Berlin this year, working for Berlin Stories on NPR Worldwide and the New Yorker. Sometimes she interviews famous people for Interview Magazine and her writing has also appeared in N+1, Bullett, and The Rumpus. She’s been involved with New York’s Antifolk scene since 2005, and currently plays in the band L.A. Boobs.

Cricket Arrison is a radio producer and theatre artist. She spent three years as the producer of the Marc Steiner Show, a daily public affairs program on WEAA in Baltimore. A member of The Un Saddest Factory Theatre Company since 2010, Cricket has produced, written and appeared in numerous plays in Baltimore and other places on the East Coast. She currently lives in Berlin where she is completing a Fulbright Fellowship for young journalists. See her sing here. Follow her on Twitter here.

Fourtrack on Stage organizers in Berlin (Sibsi, Heiko, Charlotte, Falk)

Toby Goodshank and Adam Green have an art collective with Maculey Culkin.

Phoebe Kreutz by Olga Baczynska

Heiko in the U-Bahn, by Dibs

Adam Green, Kimya Dawson & Paleface by Jon Berger