Bast
Aksioma - Institute for Contemporary Art, Neubergerjeva 25, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (1) 430 1511
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Music wise the project BAST is a journey to the urban-pagan trance which overrides the boundaries of genres in its content and form. It is a melting pot that destroys the artificial borders between cultures and returns to the music as a ritual act. It is not ethno, rock, jazz, techno, hip-hop, avant-garde or pop, but a continuous search for the balance between chaos and order.
This project had many members actively participating in its various phases and to different extents. Among them: Vuk Kraković, Drago Ivanuša, Boštjan Gombač, Tomaž Grom, Marjan Stanić, Slaven Kalebič, Pidjama, Matjaž Manček, Gal Gjurin, Andraž Mazi, Vasko Atanasovski, Dejan Lapanja, Žiga Ragus, and Irena Tomažin.
More information about other aspects of the project and an archive of all the activities realised within the BAST journey, are accessible online at the site below.
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The BAST project began in 1998 as music studio project initiated by Aldo Ivančić and Vuk Kraković. +
The BAST project began in 1998 as music studio project initiated by Aldo Ivančić and Vuk Kraković. +
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