Yves Tumor Lights It Up on New Song “Kerosene!”, a collaboration with Beyoncé associate Diana Gordon
Noneketanu, is the new song by Belgian experimental rock band Shht, certainly fits the bill: a joyous, off-kilter equation of auto-tuned vocals, jazzy brass, plunking xylophones, prog synths, and more, which adds up to what the band calls “polka rave.” — don’t miss the chance to see them live at Pohoda 2020 🙃
POHODA PREPARATIONS CONTINUE, WE ARE MONITORING THE SITUATION CLOSELY Pohoda is planned to take place during the period which, at this moment, is not subject to the current coronavirus-related measures and restrictions. Therefore, festival preparations continue in the same manner as in the previous years. At the same time, we are also considering other options depending on how the situation develops. We are actively communicating with band representatives, suppliers, partners and are discussing the situation with our colleagues from Slovakia and other countries as well as with experts on health and safety. We are monitoring the situation closely and will follow recommendations of experts and authorities. Safety has always been our priority. We are grateful for the trust you have placed in us. In case it will not be possible for the festival to take place, we will act in a socially responsible and fair manner. We hope to see you all at Trenčín Airport this summer. In the meantime, we wish you good health and a lot of pohoda (meaning ease in Slovak language).
For the first time ever tonight, you'll be able watch the 360° recording of a concert from Pohoda on our YouTube channel. At 8.00 p.m. we will release the exclusive performance of the band POLEMIC with ska legend Dr. Ring Ding and other guests which was part of their thirty-year celebrations on stage. Thanks to the cooperation with a3.boot you’ll be able to enjoy the Polemic concert from Pohoda 2018 and its atmosphere from the perspective of the band.
Yesterday, @YvesTumor released another single from the upcoming album Heaven To A Tortured Mind. This time it’s two songs in one: “Romanticist” and “Dream Palette,” which come back-to-back on the tracklist and blend seamlessly into one another. Kelsey Lu contributed vocals to the first track and Sunflower Bean’s Julia Cumming sings on the second. - @Stereogum Give “Romanticist” and “Dream Palette,” a listen here:
POHODA 2020 WILL CHANGE TO POHODA IN THE AIR, WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU IN 2021 The twenty-fourth edition of Pohoda is postponed by a year. Pohoda 2020 will thus not take place in its traditional form, it will be replaced by Pohoda in the Air. We will see one another at the Trenčín airport on 8 – 10 July, 2021. All tickets from this year remain valid. At the same time, we guarantee those who need it a full refund of the ticket. We will miss the amazing atmosphere of the live gathering, as well as the positive energy that remains at the airport after the festival. However, we are optimists and therefore we believe that we will make up for the missed with even greater joy in the future. Many of the names from this year will certainly play in 2021, too. The first reaffirmed artists are: The Libertines, Metronomy, Wolf Alice, Archive, black midi, Shame, Kokoroko, Marina Satti & Fonés, Black Country, New Road, Bazzookas, Wooze, Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Crack Cloud, Asmâa Hamzaoui & Bnat Timbouktou, Pengshui, Space Lady, Malox, Murman Tsuladze and Trupa Trupa... For more information regarding ticket transfer, money refund and our other projects for the upcoming period, see our article on our website. #ZachovajmePohodu #KeepPohodaAndCarryOn #Pohoda20-21 #Pohoda20→21
Another reconfirmed name of Pohoda 2021 is the joint transatlantic project of Hudson Hohawke and Lunice – TNGHT. Seven years after their fantastic debut, which greatly influenced the electronics of the past decade, they’ve returned to the scene with the album TNGHT II. It’s not the kind of music suitable as background noise or music you’d hear in a café. Hud Mo and Lunice describe it as the most perfect record they’ve ever made in terms of instrumentation. The result is excellent electronics with no categories applicable. It’s a record that falls outside the market rules or the expectations of others, one the duo made on their own terms. As Hud Mo says about the album: "I think it’s a good indicator if something sounds weird and refreshing to us".
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