Author: Alexander Vladimirov Festivals, and especially clubs, are in a tricky situation in recent years, and 2024 has arguably been the most challenging year after COVID and since the start of the war against Ukraine. Obvious reasons are inflation and less money in the pocket of festival goers/clubbers, less obvious ones include the lack of…
read moreAuthor: Peter Bokor Festivals, and especially clubs, are in a tricky situation in recent years, and 2024 is arguably the most challenging year after COVID and since the start of the war against Ukraine. Obvious reasons are inflation and less money in the pocket of festival goers/clubbers, less obvious ones include the lack of the…
read moreA celebration of sound swept through Utrecht last weekend as the city welcomed the new edition of Le Guess Who?. True to its spirit and values, the festival once again dissolved boundaries with a global lineup that showcased the depth and diversity of music cultures from around the globe. This year,
read moreSemibreve lit up Braga, Portugal, with exploratory electronic music and digital art. The fifteenth edition of Semibreve gathered musicians, artists, and audiences from around the world for a unique programme that was both challenging and accessible. Set in stunning site-specific locations and world-class venues, the festival resonated with the sounds and visions of both emerging and established…
read moreInsomnia–the Northern electronic music and contemporary sounds festival–took place in Tromsø from 15 to 18 October. Staying true to its experimental spirit, the festival once again filled its programme with a diverse range of sounds and musical expressions. This year’s programme included TIMES co-curations with
read moreAs September came to a close, the 21st edition of reworks lit up Thessaloniki once again, turning the city into a gathering point for music lovers and creative minds. This year, Greece's pioneering electronic music festival hosted 4 TIMES co-curations with
read moreLast week, Unsound - the boundary-pushing festival renowned for its innovative approach to music and culture, held its 2025 Kraków edition. Focusing on the theme of WEB, the line-up celebrated a global community of artists redefining musical boundaries. From artist talks and hands-on workshops to an all-night dance party that kept the energy alive past…
read moreTIMES spent the end of the summer in Berlin, Germany, for this year's
read moreFrom October 7 to 12, TIMES is heading to Kraków for Unsound 2025. The key festival for contemporary music is back for its Polish edition next week.This year's edition explores the notion of WEB, through the three occurrences of the festivals, Osaka, New York and Kraków at its heart. Co-curated with Berlin Atonal
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