Unsound 2015 — Shrouded Marvels in Krakow
A personal account of Unsound 2015 in Kraków, following the performances, encounters and unexpected turns of its “Surprise” edition.

A personal account of Unsound 2015 in Kraków, following the performances, encounters and unexpected turns of its “Surprise” edition.
Christian Stadsgaard and Loke Rahbek on noise, seduction and the strength found in weakness. The 2015 conversation with the duo behind Posh Isolation, with the later archive introduction kept separate.
Peder Mannerfelt on Sweden, technology and the feelings that drive his music. A 2015 conversation about making art, living with it and finding possibilities in destruction.
Konstantin Mezer and Ivan Napreenko on the origins of Sal Solaris, emotional honesty and the society around industrial music. A 2015 conversation about literature, art and other possible worlds.
Craig Stennett aka Asusu of Livity Sound reveals his musical inspirations in a cinematic mix of computer music, electroacoustic music, and musique concrète.
Lucia Udvardyová, Rihards Endriksons and Viestarts Gailītis on the beginnings of SHAPE. The 2015 conversation about supporting artists, sharing ideas and connecting Europe’s adventurous music festivals.
Benjamin Power of Fuck Buttons and Blanck Mass has built a lively mix to move your bones.
Moniek Darge assembles four decades of her own field recordings and soundscape experiments — from Brazil and Tamil Nadu to Hong Kong and Ghent — into a mix that dissolves the boundary between document and composition.
A colossal mix by Hypnoskull showcasing obscure industrial and psyche-penetrating music (1930–2015). A raw narrative of resistance, fused with Art Brut aesthetics.
Dmytro Fedorenko on Ukrainian experimental music, visual identity and the independent vision of Kvitnu. The original 2015 interview comes with a fifteen-track label mix.
A rich mixture of ethnographic and avant-garde music selected by Robert Lowe, aka Lichens, includes 12 sensuous records released between 1965 and 2015.
Daniele Antezza on childhood, creativity and life beyond the market’s demands. The 2015 conversation with the artist behind Inner8 and co-founder of Dadub, moving through music, mastering, cinema and literature.