Difference between revisions of "Zasavje Noisefest International"

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First organised in 2014, Zasavje Noisefest International is a young festival that, as the name suggests, presents an international programme of experimental sound and noise music. The core programme takes place at a temporary venue called Rudarski Vašhau, which was originally a decommissioned bathhouse for miners in Trbovlje. Alongside this location, the festival is also hosted by a few other venues in various parts of Slovenia.

MAAAA from Karelia (PL) at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Background

Back in 2001, the now retired Noise Festival had its first edition. In a way, Zasavje Noisefest International is now its heir as the prime place to experience the current happenings of the noise scene.

The spiritus movens of the festival is Neven M. Agalma, a musician himself, who is active under many guises, the most known probably being Cadlag, Ontervjabbit, and Dodecahedragraph. Even before initiating the festival, he was already organising events in Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre. His concert series Noise kurilnica (Noise Boiler Room), which started in 2013, is still taking place. This ardent set of Neven's activities helps a lot in putting up a varied and internationally minded line-up. To make it happen, he cooperates with some other crews and festivals, such as the Venoise crew from Venice and the Treviso art collective Dirtmor.

Programme and venues

There are usually around 30 hosted artists per year, and the more prominent guests of the festival include: Napalmeix (CH), Manuel Knapp (AT), Crank Sturgeon (USA), Lorenzo Abattoir (IT), Fukte (IT), Gravhund (DK), Hiroshi Hasegawa (JP), Analogue Suicide (TR), Casperelectronics (US), Fckn' Bstrds (NE), etc. Some of the notable local musicians are Theremidi Orchestra, Cadlag, Boštjan Leskovšek, Mono scarves, and Kikiriki.

Cadlag plays at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Besides the main part of the festival taking place at Vašhau, some of it – in the days before and after the festival – also takes place at venues such as Klub Metulj, Gustaf Hall, Pekarna, and Klub Menza pri koritu as well as in the ether of Radio Študent (RŠ). In Klub Menza, the event is set up by DRMK - Collective for Development of Youth Culture, who used to organise the now-deceased Noise Festival.

External links

Gallery

Cadlag plays at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Hiroshi Hasegawa (ASTRO) (JP) at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

MAAAA from Karelia (PL) at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Manuel Knapp (AUT) plays at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Mimi Kawouin (FR) at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Purgist (PL) plays at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Sbar and Aphra Tesla play at the Zasavje Noisefest International, 2015

Zasavje Noisefest International 2015 poster

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+| organised by        = Infundibulum - Association for Theory and Practice of Experimental/Noise Sound Art
 | frequency           = annual
 | dates and duration  = June, 3 days
-| festival dates      = 5.6.2015 - 7.6.2015
+| festival dates      = 6.6.2014 - 7.6.2014, 5.6.2015 - 7.6.2015, 3.6.2016 - 4.6.2016, 2.6.2017 - 3.6.2017, 8.6.2018 - 9.6.2018, 6.9.2019 - 7.9.2019
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+| role                = Programme Director
+| email               =
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-https://instagram.com/zasavjenoisefestinternational
+https://www.instagram.com/znfi_noisefest/
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-First organised in [[established::2014]], [[Zasavje Noisefest International]] is a young festival that, as the name suggests, is presenting an international programme of experimental sound and noise music. The core of it is taking place at a temporarily set up venue called Rudarski Vašhau, which was originally a decommissioned bathhouse for miners in the Zasavje region. Alongside this place, the festival is also hosted at a few other venues in varios parts of Slovenia.
+First organised in [[established::2014]], [[Zasavje Noisefest International]] is a young festival that, as the name suggests, presents an international programme of experimental sound and noise music. The core programme takes place at a temporary venue called Rudarski Vašhau, which was originally a decommissioned bathhouse for miners in Trbovlje. Alongside this location, the festival is also hosted by a few other venues in various parts of Slovenia.
+{{wide image|Zasavje Noisefest International 2015 MAAAA.jpg}}
 }}
+==Background==
+Back in 2001, the now retired [[Noise Festival]] had its first edition. In a way, Zasavje Noisefest International is now its heir as the prime place to experience the current happenings of the noise scene.
+The spiritus movens of the festival is [[Neven M. Agalma]], a musician himself, who is active under many guises, the most known probably being [[Cadlag]], [[Ontervjabbit]], and [[Dodecahedragraph]]. Even before initiating the festival, he was already organising events in [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre]]. His concert series ''Noise kurilnica'' (Noise Boiler Room), which started in 2013, is still taking place. This ardent set of Neven's activities helps a lot in putting up a varied and internationally minded line-up. To make it happen, he cooperates with some other crews and festivals, such as the Venoise crew from Venice and the Treviso art collective Dirtmor.
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-==Background==
-Back in 2001, the now retired [[Noise Festival]] has had its first edition and, in a way, Zasavje Noisefest International is now its heir as the prime place to experience the current happenings of the noise scene.
+==Programme and venues==
-The spiritus movens of the festival is [[Neven Agalma]], a musician himself, who is active under many guises, the most known probably being [[Cadlag]], [[Ontervjabbit]] and [[Dodecahedragraph]]. Even before initiating the festival, he was already organising events in [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre]] and his concert series (which started in 2013) is still taking place and is called ''Noise kurilnica'' [Noise Boiler Room]. This ardent set of Neven's activities helps a lot in putting up a varied and internationally minded line-up. To make it happen, he is cooperating with some other crews and festivals, such as the Venoise crew from Venice and the Treviso art collective Dirtmor.
+There are usually around 30 hosted artists per year, and the more prominent guests of the festival include: Napalmeix (CH), Manuel Knapp (AT), Crank Sturgeon (USA), Lorenzo Abattoir (IT), Fukte (IT), Gravhund (DK), Hiroshi Hasegawa (JP), Analogue Suicide (TR), Casperelectronics (US), Fckn' Bstrds (NE), etc. Some of the notable local musicians are [[Theremidi Orchestra]], [[Cadlag]], [[Boštjan Leskovšek]], [[Mono scarves]], and [[Kikiriki]].
-==Programme and venues==
+{{image|Zasavje Noisefest International 2014 Cadlag.jpg}}
-There are usually around 30 hosted artists per year and the more prominent guest of the festival include: Napalmeix (CH), Manuel Knapp (AT), Crank Sturgeon (USA), Lorenzo Abattoir (IT), Fukte (IT), Gravhund (DK), Hiroshi Hasegawa (JAP), Analogue Suicide (TR), Casperelectronics (USA), Fckn' Bstrds (NE), etc. Some of the notable local musicians are [[Theremidi Orchestra]], [[Cadlag]], [[Boštjan Leskovšek]], [[Monoscarves]] & [[Kikiriki]].
+Besides the main part of the festival taking place at Vašhau, some of it &ndash; in the days before and after the festival &ndash; also takes place at venues such as [[Klub Metulj]], [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]], and [[Klub Menza pri koritu]] as well as in the ether of [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]]. In Klub Menza, the event is set up by [[DRMK - Collective for Development of Youth Culture]], who used to organise the now-deceased Noise Festival.
-Besides the main part of the festival taking place at Vašhau, some of it is  - in the days before and after the festival - also taking place at venues such as [[Klub Metulj]], [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]] and [[Klub Menza pri koritu]] and also in the ether of [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]]. In Menza, the event is organised by [[DRMK - Collective for Development of Youth Culture]], who used to set up the now deceased Noise Festival.
+{{YouTube|5MxsJPhOn-Q}}
 ==See also==
-* * [[Klub Menza pri koritu]]
+* [[Klub Menza pri koritu]]
-* * [[Klub Metulj]]
+* [[Klub Metulj]]
-* * [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]]
+* [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]]
-* * [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre]]
+* [[Delavski dom Trbovlje Cultural Centre]]
-* * [[DRMK - Collective for Development of Youth Culture]]
+* [[DRMK - Collective for Development of Youth Culture]]
-* * [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]]
+* [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]]
 == External links ==
-** [http://www.znfi.org Zasavje Noisefest International website]
+*[https://www.facebook.com/ZasavjeNoisefestInternational/ Zasavje Noisefest International page on FB]
-** [purgist.com/post/88079073625/my-visit-to-slovenia-is-nearing-towards-the-end-i A reportage from the 2014 eedition]
+*[http://www.purgist.com/post/88079073625/my-visit-to-slovenia-is-nearing-towards-the-end-i A reportage from the 2014 edition]
+{{gallery}}
 [[Category:Festivals]]

Difference between revisions of "Zasavje Noisefest International"

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Background

Programme and venues

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External links

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