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In April, Ljubljana will join the Anarchist Republic of Bzzz, a flawless collage of genres from noise and jazz to folk and hip-hop, whose citizens also included Archie Shepp, Trevor Dunn, Luc Ex, Arto Lindsay and Marc Ribot.

With their latest album Endless, which, according to CLRVYNT, put punk back into post-punk, Italian trio Soviet Soviet will stop in Ljubljana for the first time, a little over a year since the incident that outraged the global music community.

The Belgrade kings of rock ‘n’ roll, headed by unbreakable frontman Cane, are returning to Šiška, where they threw a great party at the release of their album Sirotinjsko carstvo two years ago.

Headed by Spencer Krug (Sunset Rubdown) and Dan Boeckner (Handsome Furs, Divine Fits, Operators), the highly influential Canadian indie rock quartet WoIf Parade is finally returning after a lengthy hiatus, with its new album Cry Cry Cry, released via Sub Pop, in tow. The record reaffirms that Krug and Boeckner, as well as the band as a whole, are at the height of their creative powers, so don’t miss the chance to see them live in Ljubljana for the first time in seven years.

From Berlin, where she regularly packs dancefloors with her unique, unconventional electronic music, Hyperdub protégé Laurel Halo is coming to Slovenia for the first time. She’ll present her third album Dust, one of the best electronic music releases of the past year according to Rolling Stone. The evening will be complemented by Slovenian two-piece Warrego Valles, premiering their full-length debut Botox.

Yes, this happened!

MENT goes ESNS – again!

In February, we’ll finally host the French Decibelles, who, as befits their name, don’t hold back on the guitar noise, with their explosiveness winning over METZ, Shellac, Beatsteaks and Thee Oh Sees, among others. They’ll match up against Hungarian trio Jü with the most rocking jazz album or the most jazz rock album of last year.

Just a good three weeks until the music madness in Ljubljana begins …