Bands Franz Ferdinand and Sparks met 8 years ago in Los Angeles. But the turning point for them was 2013 when they got together at Coachella Festival, California. → read more

At the time Pohoda Festival was founded, this guy wasn’t even 5 years old. Today, he’s got more than 300,000 followers on Soundcloud alone, millions have seen his remixes and sets on YouTube and he collaborates with producers such as Rick Rubin… → read more

Open the door and let this wolf in, it’s totally worth it. Loosen up your hair, your ankles and stretch your tendons, because UK alternative rockers Turbowolf will make you jump and won’t let you have a rest until they leave the stage. → read more

Ibeyi, French/Cuban twin sisters Naomi and Lisa Diaz, offer a double esthetic experience: beautiful music performed by beautiful women. → read more

Fat White Family were formed out of the ashes of bands The Metros and The Saudis in 2011. The band is centered around the Saoudi brothers – Lias (vocals) and Nathan (organ) – with Saul Adamczewski and Adam J Harmer (guitars), Dan Lyons (drums) and Joe Pancucci (bass) complementing the lineup. → read more

When there’s a volcanic eruption in Iceland, European airports, otherwise pulsating with life, slow down for a little while. The eruption coming from “Land of Ice and Fire” this time will cause lots of flights to be redirected to Trenčín Airport and the airport’s life to take on an extraordinary spin. Because it’s BJÖRK who’s about to land there! → read more

“First one must make space, so that something new can be created.” These Blixa Bargeld words perhaps most accurately define the philosophy of the cult band Einstürzende Neubauten (collapsing new buildings) from West Berlin. → read more

Omar Souleyman’s story is incredible – from weddings in Syria, he made it to stages at festivals such as Glastonbury and Roskilde or to Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. → read more

Tom Vek is a self-taught London-based multi-instrumentalist. → read more

Imagine Frank Sinatra wearing a baseball cap. This is something English duo Heymoonshaker was aiming for when they merged blues and beatbox that are seven decades apart. → read more