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==Literature==
 
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* Kasia Jaroch, [https://krytykapolityczna.pl/kultura/muzyka/easterndaze-berlin-festiwal-europa-wschodnia/ "Muzycy z Europy Wschodniej nie gęsi"], ''Krytyka Polityczna'', 8 Jan 2020. {{pl}}
 
* Kasia Jaroch, [https://krytykapolityczna.pl/kultura/muzyka/easterndaze-berlin-festiwal-europa-wschodnia/ "Muzycy z Europy Wschodniej nie gęsi"], ''Krytyka Polityczna'', 8 Jan 2020. {{pl}}
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* Thomas Venker, [https://kaput-mag.com/stories_en/_easterndaze_interview_lucia-udvardyova_natalie-gravenor_our-modus-operandi-remains-non-hierarchical-and-non-institutionalized/ "Easterndaze x Berlin 2021 –  Interview with Lucia Udvardyova & Natalie Gravenor. “Our modus operandi remains non-hierarchical and non-institutionalized”"], ''Kaput'', 17 Feb 2021.
  
 
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==Links==

Revision as of 18:23, 7 January 2024

Easterndaze is a project that explores and highlights new music from Central and Eastern Europe through a variety of channels including radio shows (London's Resonance FM, the Východiska show on Czech public radio station Radio Wave, [Habitat.fm] netradio), concerts, music releases and a blog.

Easterndaze aims to explore the current political and social status quo in some of the countries of the region through the eyes of those most vulnerable to social change - young artists who are still under the radar.

Easterndaze aims not only to raise awareness of up-and-coming - mainly experimental and electronic - artists in the West, but more importantly to increase the conspicuously low level of information and cooperation between Eastern European art scenes. [1]

The project was initiated in 2009 by Lucia Udvardyová and Peter Gonda. The associated label Baba Vanga was launched in 2013.

Events

Archive

City reports (blog)

Banská Bystrica, Bratislava, Bucharest, Arad, Cluj, Gdansk, Krakow (plus), Timisoara, Warsaw (plus).

Countries (blog)

Czech Republic, Hungary, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia.

Literature

Links