It’s hard to fathom that one of Europe’s most forward-thinking musical endeavours is found in a setting that only echoes of the past.
However, that’s exactly what Poland’s award-winning Tauron Nowa Muzyka festival does with organisers digging out the most creative and innovative electronica stars and showcasing them at the unusual surroundings of New Silesian Museum - the terrain for over a century used as a fully functional (now of course dis-used) Coal Mine (KWK Katowice) in Katowice.
It makes for an interesting paradox, where the likes Autechre, Flying Lotus, Jagga Jazzist, Moderat or Bonobo Live Band can play amongst the striped smokestacks and wide-windowed coal halls of Katowice (capitol of Upper Silesia).
With outdoor stages, performances in warehouses and even a special evangelical church pews and a litany of avant-garde art installations, this is an event that’s evolved from a team of passionate music lovers giving dance, electronica, jazz and nu-jazz a Polish platform, into a festival that attracts artists and audiences from around the world.
Two times Best Small European Award winner is no mistake - this is a festival like no other, where size comes after quality!
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