Journalist, DJ, lapsed producer, and avid Twitterer Philip Sherburne has played at several notorious Unsound Krakow opening and closing parties over the years, so when we decided to throw a springtime soiree at Hotel Forum, it was natural that we would invite him to make the trip from Barcelona, bag loaded with vinyl and CDs. Playing a primetime set between Krakow's Olivia and Hamburg's Helena Hauff, Philip pulled out all the stops, proving that if the music writing gig ever falls through, there's a plan B tearing up dance floors with wild, eclectic sets full of surprises and experimentation. 

The set kicks off with Motiivi:Tuntematon's epic buzz-bomb "1939" (pitched up to +8 for the occasion), and zig-zags through a selection of scuzzy club cuts new and old from Matrixxman, Fit Siegel, Red Axes, Pal+, Kassem Mosse, Lowtec, Gesloten Cirkel, and more. Unfortunately, the recorder cut out not long before the final track, Violet's "Miami," so you'll just have to imagine that part.

Unsound Podcast 22: Philip Sherburne - "Live at Wake Up Call Party"

Songs and Bodies

This Is Where I Thought You'd Be

Repercussions

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An amorphous global-minded festival and creative platform dealing with music, sound, words and related visual arts. Founded in Krakow in 2003, Unsound has taken place in 30 cities around the world.