Easy Star All Stars | USA
ABOUT When a group of New York artists associated with [...]
ABOUT When a group of New York artists associated with [...]
Pioneers of punk rock, often mentioned in the same breath as The Clash, the Sex Pistols, and The Stranglers, the band is proudly celebrating 40 years of activity this year.
On stage, Tortoise is all about the sound—a remarkable sense of momentum and melody where harmony plateaus only to collide with avant-garde improvisation. This is Art with a capital A.
A band that is nothing short of a phenomenon; in truth, it is difficult to compare them to anyone else, as there is no other group like them in the world today. These Japanese artists form a massive, 30-plus-member big band whose trademark is their phenomenal live performances.
ABOUT A group of young Ukrainian musicians who blend indie [...]
A DJ and producer hailing from Yalta, Wulffius navigates the broad landscape of electronic music with masterful ease. His repertoire spans from avant-garde explorations into ambient—rich with "clicks and cuts" and experimental textures—to rhythmic, dance-oriented sets rooted in house and electro-wave.
The Hypnotunez is a live powerhouse—a perfect fusion of swing, jazz, and other retro dance genres, all delivered with wild punk-rock verve and spontaneity.
Shuma is currently the most significant breakthrough act on the Belarusian scene. Their album Zhnivo was crowned Album of the Year by the trendsetting and influential portal BeeHype, surpassing established stars such as Serebrenaya Svadba and Brutto.
A stellar post-rock ensemble from Lviv, proving that modern guitar-driven music has formidable representatives among our Eastern neighbors, and that music remains a universal language transcending all borders.
This Kyiv-based quartet skillfully bridges the gap between modern electronic and club sounds and the centuries-old tradition of songs and mantras rooted in ancient texts. Their work represents a striking collision of ancestral culture and the definitive sounds of the modern era.

























































