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“There’s a path ahead of us, a common path: unfamiliar, exciting, full of everything we’ll experience together – as well as everything we won’t. But what now? Let’s step through this door together and leave it ajar; for my past experience and for the joint steps I’ll be leading us through. I’ll take you through the images, experiences and flavours I carry within me, by merging urban dance techniques (hip-hop, popping, house…) and contemporary dance approaches: release, flying Iowa, moments of freezing and expectation. During out path together, I’ll occasionally feel the heat that will keep asking the question of how to go on. How to open new and new doors in the common building of mankind’s Tower of babel we think we’re trapped in? And are we really? We constantly keep making decision regardless. ‘Should I stay or should I go?’ (The Clash)” – Gašper Kunšek

In February, Amsterdam-based collective Altin Gün will open the door into the unknown, into a blend of Turkish tradition, Western funk and psychedelic rock that places the stated expressions into a completely fresh context. American radio KEXP was so overwhelmed by the band, it immediately recorded one of its famous sessions with them, while we were charmed by them live at the Beaches Brew festival. In Šiška, they’ll present their debut album, released in March.

The Strange, which feature Chris Eckman (ex-The Walkabouts) and members of the Bambi Molesters and My Buddy Moose, will take us on a ride across the American wastelands with their heavily anticipated second album, the first in 14 years, supported by local Tarantino-style group Malamor. Strap on your revolvers!

At the conclusion of the touring cycle for their 2017 masterpiece Berdreyminn, atmospheric Icelandic post-metal outfit Sólstafir are returning to Ljubljana. Their unique metallic blend of beautiful melodies, psychedelic moments and hard rock undercurrents promise a wonderful evening.

In the beginning of March, Finnish youth Jaakko Eino Kalevi, whose dreamy electropop draws parallels with artists such as Ariel Pink and James Ferraro. He was also introduced to the broader public as a guest on David Byrne’s “American Utopia”.