Eastern Daze aims to explore the current political and social status quo in some of the countries in CEE region through the eyes of the ones most vulnerable to changes in society – young artists who are still under-the-radar. It’s not going to be a patronizing Western view on “hip” Eastern Europe (perhaps in a futile search for an ounce of authenticity) - namely because we come from the East ourselves. The project aims not only to raise the awareness about up-and-coming – mainly experimental and electronic sonic – artists in the West, but – perhaps even more importantly - to increase the strikingly low informedness and foster cooperation between the Eastern artistic scenes themselves.

RADIO WAVE SHOW SOUNDCLOUD:
parts [0   - 30] http://soundcloud.com/easterndaze/sets/vychodiska-radio-wave/
parts [31 - 47] http://soundcloud.com/vychodiska-radio-wave
parts [47 -  ... ] http://soundcloud.com/vychodiska-radio-wave-1

Experimental music & field recordings from Eastern Europe since 2011.

Spectral index is the pseudonym of Czech producent Marek Salamon, who is also known as Ohm Plain and Neurochirurgy. This eclectic musician combines many styles that remelting in a distinctive mix of experimental electronica, ambient, IDM, musique concrète, soundart, sonorism, glitch, abstract hip-hop, contemporary music and jazz. While the project Ohm Plain was straightforward polystylish fusion of IDM, is tending toward the synthesizers in the sounds, a project Spectral index is significantly more complex musical structures and a greater emphasis on harmonic songs with complex beats creates multilayered often hard to digest an abstract mosaic, which is beyond not only from the closed style boxes.


Toomuch is playing and producing minimalistic, ambient, IDM, deep techno stuff. His almost scientific approach to exploration of the musical genres makes his appearances worth visiting. 
Waiting for inspiration, but still in progress, alive and kickin'. moody and broody

<a href="http://www.mixcloud.com/7om45" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SETS here</a>

.:DATES:.
18.11.17 Praha, Futurum w/ Xhin @ Futurum Club Nights
15.12.17 Brno, Perpetuum w/ Tensal @ Maximal

Members
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Myslivec (Midi Lidi)
Fuzzy Osbourne (Chernobyl Kolektiv)
The Masterminds Incredible Sushi Motorikbeat Box (Next Festival Food Supply)
Myslivec &amp; Fuzzy Osbourne jsou dva známí brněnští promotéři, co se nebáli postavit za mixák a zkusit si DJing. Ok, možná trochu báli, když se poschovávali za tyhle celkem vtipný nicky. Myslivec &amp; Fuzzy Osbourne jsou kromě toho rovněž rezidenti brněnského Sklenicku, kde pravidelně pořádají svoje hudební orgie. A v neposlední řadě,Myslivec &amp; Fuzzy Osbourne jsou i autoři hodně povedeného/novotou ještě vonícího podcastu "Krautbeat Tales - Mixtape 01". Podcast jasně dokazuje, že v případě téhle dvojky není rozhodnutí věnovat se DJingu záležitostí nějakého navyšování vlastního ega.
"Krautbet Tales" je o discu, na který by si Travolta ale asi příliš netrsnul (i když, kdo ví), taky o krautrocku, psychedelii a dirty funku. Arp, Partial Arts, Von Spar, LCD Soundsystem, Joakim nebo Charlotte Gainsbourg jsou jen zlomkem toho, co na vás z tohohle slušně divokýho mixu vyskočí.
Source: http://www.spaceboss.net/clanek.php?id=2429


"Gurun Gurun are a Czech quartet made up of Jára Tarnovski, Ondřej Ježek, Tomáš Knoflíček and Federsel. They are the inventors of an original declension of alternative pop, which melds deconstructions of typical pop songs, glitch electronica, quirky sonorities and bizarre sonorities." (Chain D.L.K.)

"Gurun Gurun’s tracks strike a nice balance between natural sounds and computer deconstruction." (Foxy Digitalis)

"Gurun Gurun return with their beautiful and bewildering sophomore LP, 'Kon B', creating not just an album, but an experience." (Anthem Review)

"Gurun Gurun have crafted an album of mysterious electro-acoustic expedition." (Foreign Accents)

"All I really can say is ‘wow.’ You just have to hear it…" (Cyclic Defrost)

“Its a remarkable debut, covering so much ground yet keeping things restrained enough to have a perfect fluency about it. I was instantly struck by the way its cute without actually being overly so, noisy yet structured and multilayered without being overly complex. Its wonderfully melodic, quirky, touching and tender, and the guest artists feel very much part of the fabric of the album and band, making the whole album seamless under the careful guidance of Tarnovski, Knoflicek and Federsel.” (Ian Hawgood)

"This totally hits the spot. Recommended!"  (Electroacoustic Tales)

"Honestly, i haven’t heard something that ephemeric from Europe for a long, long time (since múm in 2004, perhaps?), which for me makes this music even more valuable and worth checking." (Refreaked)

"Definitely a contender for album of the year!" (Soundscaping)

" It’s sweet, a little disembodied and tricky, not quite tender. A fun record." (François Couture, All Music Guide) 

“Lots of nice textures and unusual sounds are filling the air all wrapped up in a real sense of melody. The sound palette is very varied with a whole array of different sounds and noises going on. Loads going on in fact! You could listen to this album a good few times and hear new things in each listen.” (Norman Records)

“Gurun Gurun despite their distinctly Japanese sound are actually from the Czech Republic. I suppose this is why they manage to avoid the cloying sweetness of many of their contemporaries; the sound of Gurun Gurun is still delicate, electronic pop, but tempered slightly by noise and grit.” (Boomkat)

“Post-pop reverie. Minimalist and atmospheric glitch-pop located between the most narcotic and panoramic post-rock, the naive electronics of Tujiko Noriko, Dorine Muraille’s collages and the pop deconstruction of early Ensemble or So.” (PlayGround Mag)

“Gurun Gurun’s 12 track debut album is a balancing act of frenetic yet sedate melodic layering.” (Fluid Radio)” 


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