Bands

In the 49th episode of IndieRe broadcast edited by Radio Student from Zagreb we'll present some fresh releases by well-known members of Zagreb alternative scene but we will also showcase a few artists currently at the very beginning of their musical path. The first one is an indie pop rock band Paul The Walrus from Zagreb. We'll listen to the interview with their singer, songwriter and producer Borna Mijolović who will present their first album Sunset Clause released last autumn and first time played live this February. The next one is Seine, an indie punk band whose latest album Naizust was among the most interesting releases last year showing new directions of experimenting with electronics and trip-hop. The show continues with psychedelic progressive band Skotni Vrag and after that we'll present our next guest. He is Toni Starešinić from Zmaj Orko Star, a band of three experienced jazz musicians well-known from different jazz, world music and organic club music projects from Zagreb. Their first album Escape was released in December and Toni will tell us more about this layered instrumental record and the inspirations behind its playful song titles. At the end of the show we'll also feature a project called Panakota and their second single Vodnjak from the upcoming shoegaze indie pop EP that will be released in the following months.

In the new IndieRE edition Lilly from Radio Helsinki is showcasing the best of the independent music scene in Graz/Austria, including music from Catastrophy, DEATHDEATHDEATH ft. Nichi Mlebom, The ZEW, FARCE, Sakura, Jayden, Red Gaze, Monsterheart and Paul&Pets. The show features interviews with musicians, gives an insight into Austria’s music scene and promotes the importance of supporting local subcultural communities. Tune in for an eclectic mix of dreamy, distored soundspaces, lo-fi punk, and socially critical content.

Zum Abschluss der Veranstaltungsreihe „Radikal Lokal” laden die Popbastion und Radio free FM ein letztes Mal zum gemeinsamen Konzert ein. Bei „Live aus der Büchse: Edition Popbastion” am Freitag, 21. Oktober, treten drei ausgewählte Bands im Büro von Radio free FM auf – und das bei freiem Eintritt. Glücklich also, wer rechtzeitig da ist. Alle anderen können die Veranstaltung live im Radio (102,6 MHz), oder im Webplayer auf www.freefm.de mitverfolgen.

Mit dabei: Pornophon, Funkwelle, Frau Öl

Radikal Lokal, gefördert im Impulsprogramm „Kultur trotz Corona“ des Ministeriums für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst Baden-Württemberg und gefördert durch die Jugendstiftung.

Einlass: 18:30
Beginn: 19:00
Eintritt: kostenlos