Supersonic Festival: what the festival once was and, here, still is
Supersonic restores faith in what can be done with the guitar, that music can speak for the present, and what else the word ‘festival’ can mean.
Read moreSupersonic restores faith in what can be done with the guitar, that music can speak for the present, and what else the word ‘festival’ can mean.
Read moreWith one month before the 24th edition of Roadburn, I’m picking the ten concerts I want to see the most.
Read moreIn a fifteen minutes I can be in Algeria, Sao Tome, Bogotá, Hokkaido or Ljubljana. This is the essence of the festival: there is a strength in diversity that is as great as nowhere else in Europe.
Read moreIn Bandcamp Daily I write about 11 young most interesting polish „jazz” bands in these scene report. We also speak what jazz means for them.
Read moreAn outstanding trumpet player, a wonderful human being, and a person who put a great deal of air into jazz in recent years, has passed away.
Read morePhilip Jeck, the composer who gave turntablism a new meaning, has passed away. An explorer of vinyl and hauntology long before both came back into favour.
Read more‘Agadez’ by Etran de L’Aïr is a perfect example of danceable guitar music with a social message related to nomadic culture and migration. Theoretically about North Africa, practically about the whole world today.
Read moreWhat do a band from Wrocław, protests in Minneapolis and the Women’s Strike have in common? Listen to a preview of sneaky jesus’ 27-minute track “Minneapolis – Police Game”, which announces their debut album.
Read moreI remember the artists who passed away in 2020. >> In Memoriam 2020 – Youtube playlist << Genesis P-Orridge 22.02.1950 – 14.03.2020 Krzysztof Penderecki 23.11.1933 – 29.03.2020 Florian Schneider 7.04.1947 – 21.04.2020 Tony Allen 20.06.1940 – 30.04.2020 Little Richard 5.12.1932 – 9.05.2020 Ennio Morricone 10.11.1928 – 6.06.2020 Ewa Demarczyk 16.01.1941 – 14.08.2020 Gary Peacock 12.05.1935 – 4.09.2020 Simeon […]
Read moreTremor Festival announces the first artists of this year’s edition. From Brazilian tropicalia, through Ugandan rap to British experiments. Happening in the middle of the Atlantic, Tremor is a place of searching for identity: of the musicians who play there, local cultures and what a festival can be in a globalised world. The Azores are […]
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