LEXAGON * HURRICANE
OHRWURM STUCK IN THE HEAD Staff picks of favourite tracks LEXAGON * HURRICANE Feminine Care by Lexagon
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GOLDBLUM * DE DRUIF
OHRWURM STUCK IN THE HEAD Staff picks of favourite tracks GOLDBLUM * DE DRUIF Of Feathers and Bones by Goldblum
BELLA
POCHEMUCHKA DIGITAL ANALOG CONVERSATIONS Video interviews with guest fem人le musicians BELLA Bella (1988, Rio de Janeiro) is an artist that works primarily with sound and light and explores boundaries between the listening, the imperceptible and the matter, building electronics and facilitating workshops. By questioning the …
NINA DANTE & BETHANY YOUNGE * WHEN THE FROGS WAKE
OHRWURM STUCK IN THE HEAD Staff picks of favourite tracks NINA DANTE & BETHANY YOUNGE * WHEN THE FROGS WAKE Lizard Tongue by Nina Dante + Bethany Younge
SARMEN ALMOND: … AND KEEP WALKING…
CODDIWOMPLE SECRET CORNERS Tales on favourite spots by our network of fem人le musicians SARMEN ALMOND … AND KEEP WALKING… I was there, in front of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela with tears in my eyes … how did I get here? I was healthy. …
MARYAM SIRVAN * ON THE GIANT’S BELLY
OHRWURM STUCK IN THE HEAD Staff picks of favourite tracks MARYAM SIRVAN * ON THE GIANT’S BELLY Feast On My Body by Maryam Sirvan
SIKSA: POLAND – OUR RAP + OUR PUNK + OUR ROOTS + OUR HISTORY
GUYUB MUSIC SCENES Local experimental scenes introduced by our network of fem人le musicians SIKSA POLAND – OUR RAP + OUR PUNK + OUR ROOTS + OUR HISTORY Hi, we are SIKSA and we are from Poland. We are a weird duo with Alex on voice and …
CRYSTABEL RILEY: SKIN SURFACES 2
ZUIHITSU QUIRKY THOUGHTS COLLECTION Essays, personal stories and curiosities from our guest fem人le contributors CRYSTABEL RILEY: SKIN SURFACES
MARGENROT * SIGNAL
OHRWURM STUCK IN THE HEAD Staff picks of favourite tracks MARGENROT * SIGNAL Obkhod by margenrot
SUSANA LÓPEZ: THE POLITICS OF NOISE
ZUIHITSU QUIRKY THOUGHTS COLLECTION Essays, personal stories and curiosities from our guest fem人le contributors SUSANA LÓPEZ: THE POLITICS OF NOISE The control of noise and the institutionalisation of silence are conditions of power. Thus, we will open the doors of the auditoriums to bring in …