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  1. It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley (2025)

    Melkweg, Tuesday, September 15 at 06:30 PM GMT+2

    It took Amy Berg ten years to gain access to the archive of Jeff Buckley (1966-1997) through his heirs. She draws heavily on the material for this documentary about the life of the man who became a musical icon in a short space of time—thanks to a heavenly voice that only grew stronger at the top of its range, one phenomenal album, Grace, and his death at the age of 30, which left the music world stunned.

    Using energetic editing, the film strings together moments from his childhood to his tragic death. There is footage of a 14-year-old Buckley singing “Roxanne” by The Police, and of his performances at the New York underground café Sin-é, where he would try out his own material, as well as audio recordings of messages he left on answering machines.

    These clips reveal the more personal side of Buckley, which also emerges in interviews with former band members, musician friends like Ben Harper and Aimee Mann, his mother Mary Guibert, and his former partners Rebecca Moore and Joan Wasser. Their stories make this film more than just an attempt to explain an elusive musical enigma; it becomes a tender portrait shaped by love.

    Melkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the same time, such as concerts, club nights and films. Please note that there may occasionally be some noise pollution from other programmes during the screening.

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/its-ne

  2. Jack Johnson: SURFILMUSIC (2026)

    Melkweg, Friday, June 19 at 09:15 PM GMT+2

    SURFILMUSIC is a new documentary chronicling Jack Johnson’s evolution from surfer to filmmaker to world-renowned musician. The film traces how Johnson’s early years making surf films with close friends became a foundation for a much broader creative life, capturing moments in and out of the water that later surfaced in his songwriting. Blending rare footage from those formative surf films and Johnson's personal and family archives with present-day reflections, the film weaves together how lived experience, friendship, and exploration shaped the sound and stories behind the music. 

    Directed by Emmett Malloy, featuring Jack Johnson, Kelly Slater, Rob Machado, Gerry Lopez, Chris Malloy, G. Love, Ben Harper, John John Florence, Emmett Malloy, Kim Johnson, and more, with a beautiful score by Jack Johnson and Hermanos Gutiérrez.

    Melkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the same time, such as concerts, club nights and films. Please note that there may occasionally be some noise pollution from other programmes during the screening.

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/jack-j

  3. Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition (2026)

    Melkweg, Saturday, May 16 at 09:15 PM GMT+2

    With unprecedented access to the official archives and intimate recollections from the band, both current and past, "Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition" invites fans to experience one of the most iconic journeys in music history. Spanning five decades, this electrifying documentary charts the band’s rise from the pubs of East London to the world’s biggest stadiums. 

    Featuring exclusive interviews with band members and contributors such as Javier Bardem, Lars Ulrich, Tom Morello and Chuck D, as well as all-new animated sequences of the band's legendary mascot, Eddie, the film offers a rare and intimate look at Iron Maiden’s uncompromising vision and unwavering connection with their truly global army of fans.

    Melkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the same time, such as concerts, club nights and films. Please note that there may occasionally be some noise pollution from other programmes during the screening.

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/iron-m

  4. Blood Incantation: All Gates Open - In Search of Absolute Elsewhere (2026)

    Melkweg, Friday, June 5 at 09:15 PM GMT+2

    With the film 'All Gates Open' the American progressive death metal band Blood Incantation takes you behind the scenes of the band’s time in Berlin while recording their latest album 'Absolute Elsewhere'. Simultaniously with the new release of the official soundtrack, the film is now presented for the first time as a cinema screening.

    Filmed at the legendary Hansa Studios, the documentary captures the band in their natural environment — writing, rehearsing, recording, and exploring the city. It’s an intimate and unfiltered look at a unique creative process, shaped by Berlin’s atmosphere and culture. This is not a typical music documentary, but a deep dive into how an album comes to life — raw, immersive and honest.

    Melkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the same time, such as concerts, club nights and films. Please note that there may occasionally be some noise pollution from other programmes during the screening.

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/blood-

  5. #EricClapton : A life in 12 bars

    The best #musicdocumentary I have ever watched. Utterly compelling with a flow very delicately engineered, along with a vast array of still and moving imagery.

    And amazing music of course.

    Currently on the #BBC #iPlayer.

  6. #EricClapton : A life in 12 bars

    The best #musicdocumentary I have ever watched. Utterly compelling with a flow very delicately engineered, along with a vast array of still and moving imagery.

    And amazing music of course.

    Currently on the #BBC #iPlayer.

  7. #EricClapton : A life in 12 bars

    The best #musicdocumentary I have ever watched. Utterly compelling with a flow very delicately engineered, along with a vast array of still and moving imagery.

    And amazing music of course.

    Currently on the #BBC #iPlayer.

  8. In The Defiant Ones, Dr. Dre breaks down how discovering Eminem felt like finding a rare glitch in the matrix — a voice, a tone, a style so unique he knew he couldn’t let it slip away. #MusicDocumentary

  9. Exploring electronic music as culture, not content. Long-form documentaries on techno, hip hop, house, and underground movements. #MusicDocumentary #ElectronicMusic #CulturalHistory youtube.com/@monumentalm...

    Monumental Movement Records

  10. #musicdocumentary #soultosoul #wilsonpickett Soul to Soul, a vibrant and historically significant 1971 concert film ” / “Soul To Soul (2025) Official Trailer” (1 user) youtube.com/watch?v=nbZ7qoePQP

  11. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  12. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  13. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  14. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  15. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  16. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  17. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  18. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  19. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  20. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  21. Coilguns (post hardcore / CH) dévoile un documentaire de 33 minutes réalisé par Valenty Lurthy, qui revient sur les cinq semaines ayant vu naitre son dernier album 'Odd Love' : mowno.com/disques/coilguns-odd
    📸 Nicolas Bevernage
    #oddlove #coilguns #posthardcore #musicdocumentary #nowwatching

  22. Coilguns (post hardcore / CH) dévoile un documentaire de 33 minutes réalisé par Valenty Lurthy, qui revient sur les cinq semaines ayant vu naitre son dernier album 'Odd Love' : mowno.com/disques/coilguns-odd
    📸 Nicolas Bevernage
    #oddlove #coilguns #posthardcore #musicdocumentary #nowwatching

  23. Coilguns (post hardcore / CH) dévoile un documentaire de 33 minutes réalisé par Valenty Lurthy, qui revient sur les cinq semaines ayant vu naitre son dernier album 'Odd Love' : mowno.com/disques/coilguns-odd
    📸 Nicolas Bevernage
    #oddlove #coilguns #posthardcore #musicdocumentary #nowwatching