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Here is "Favourite," a new song by EUROTEURO.

With this release, the project by Viennese musician and producer Peter T. reveals a new musical side. The song marks an artistic reorientation and is also the first single from "Magic," the new album set to be released on September 25, 2026.

New concert dates in Germany and Austria are scheduled for this fall:

EUROTEURO - "Magic" - Album Release Tour
presented by BYTE.FM, MUSIKEXPRESS, MUSIKBLOG.DE, RAUSGEGANGEN

19.09.26 Graz - Schauspielhaus
03.10.26 Innsbruck - Positive Futures Festival @ PMK
23.10.26 Wien - B72
28.10.26 München - Unter Deck
29.10.26 Nürnberg - Soft Spot
30.10.26 Schaffhausen - Radio RaSa
05.11.26 Jena - Trafo
06.11.26 Chemnitz - Lokomov
12.11.26 Graz - Music-House
08.01.27 Salzburg - ARGEkultur
19.01.27 Mainz - Kulturclub Schon Schön
21.01.27 Wuppertal - Briller Stromgitarrenladen
22.01.27 Köln - Privat
23.01.27 Offenburg - Spitalkeller
27.01.27 Berlin - Schokoladen
28.01.27 Hamburg - Aalhaus

The two artists just released their new albums. So they thought, they should team up and go on tour together. Don't miss this oportunity to see two of the lovliest gems from vienna's diy-underground scene. Be there:

07.05.2026 München, Schwarzer Hahn
08.05.2026 Mannheim, Altes Volksbad
09.05.2026 Würzburg, Immerhin
10.05.2026 Giessen, Pinte
11.05.2026 Hannover, Chez Heinz
12.05.2026 Berlin, Neue Zukunft
14.05.2026 Halle, Rabatz am Galgenberg
15.05.2026 Leipzig, Noch Besser Leben
16.05.2026 Praha, Klubnova

With “Armadillo,” Takeshi’s Cashew are embarking on a new phase of their instrumental cosmo-funk universe. The single also marks their first release under their new label deal with Siluh Records.

After a creative hiatus, the Viennese sextet returned to the studio with renewed focus to record their third album. “Armadillo” offers the first glimpse into an expanded sonic universe, where the band’s analog sound is complemented by electronic textures without losing its organic joy of playing. Synthesizers, vintage computer sounds, and hypnotic repetitions subtly shift the sound in new directions—between Krautrock references à la Harmonia and Michael Rother and an 8-bit nostalgia zone reminiscent of Nintendo and the Commodore 64.