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IndieRE #89 by Radio Student, Zagreb

Petinštirideseta oddaja iz nove serije IndieRE 2.0. V seriji IndieRE v produkciji in mednarodni izmenjavi radijske vsebine sodelujemo ljubljanski Radio Študent, hrvaški Radio Student, francoska mreža Radio Campus, Radio Corax iz Halleja v Nemčiji, EMA-RTV iz Španije, irski Near FM, madžarski Civil Rádió in avstrijski Radio Helsinki.

The 89th edition of IndieRE Broadcast is brought to you by Ivan and Franka from Radio Student Zagreb. To begin with, we present avant folk band Klinika Denisa Kataneca and their new album released in spring called Kao zao kor. In the show, you can hear an interview with the band's guitarist and Branimir Norac who talked about the process of making the album but also about the impressions of the packed concerts they played around the region this autumn. Next we will hear Revirgin, a duo inspired by new-wave, synths and post-punk. The show features the title song of their new album called Moderna rješenja. Our next guest is Antun Aleksa, who presents his DIY project called IDEM which brought him a great success among the alternative scene fans of the whole country. The show is closed with Roj osa, experimental project made by the Sinkauz brothers from Pula, Croatia.

1. Klinika Denisa Kataneca – Ušća [4:42] (Menart, 2023)
2. Klinika Denisa Kataneca – Konj [4:13] (Menart, 2023)
3. Klinika Denisa Kataneca – Vampiri [3:55] (Menart, 2023)
4. Revirgin – Moderna rješenja [3:34] (Revirgin, 2023)
5. IDEM – Precrna rupa [1:56] (JeboTon, 2023)
6. IDEM – Nikad ne ne idem van [2:27] (JeboTon, 2023)

7. Roj osa – Tu si di si [5:17] (Kopaton Records, 2023)

   • Produced by Radio Student, Zagreb, Croatia.
   • Prepared, announced and mixed by Franka Štrkalj, Ivan Poschko and Ivan Vlašić.
   • Design by Jure Anžiček.

IndieRE - Independent Radio Exchange

Was macht die lokale Musikszene Sevillas aus? Vor welchen besonderen Herausforderungen stehen Nachwuchskünstler:innen in Budapest angesichts der dortigen politischen Situation? Welche Verbindungen und Gemeinsamkeiten lassen sich zwischen der Independent Musikkultur in Graz, Halle und Dublin finden und was unterscheidet sie? Welchen Spielraum haben alternative Künstler:innen in der heutigen digitalen Musikindustrie?

Mit solchen und weiteren Fragen werden sich Radio Študent aus Ljubljana, das Netzwerk verschiedener französischer Uniradios namens Radio Campus, Radio CORAX aus Halle (Saale), EMA-RTV aus Sevilla, Radio Helsinki aus Graz, Near FM aus Dublin, Radio Student aus Zagreb und Civil Radio aus Budapest beschäftigen. Gemeinsam arbeiten sie dafür im Rahmen des EU-Projekts "Independent Radio Exchange" für die nächsten zwei Jahre zusammen.

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