An evening of mystical revelry, where dark folk, drone ambient and electronic music intertwine with the spirit of carnival.
Echoing the traditions of medieval festivities, this event brings together enchanting melodies, eerie soundscapes, and a sense of playful mystery—celebrating music, folklore, and the strange, unpredictable magic of The Fool’s Day.
Majdanek Waltz (est. 2001, Ryazan) — one of the most influential dark folk and neofolk bands in Russia.
Over the past two decades, they have transformed from anonymous noise experiments into a group known for their haunting and melancholic sound.
Majdanek Waltz blends acoustic instruments with martial aesthetics and dark spoken word poetry.
Uhushuhu (since 2014, Saint Petersburg / Dilijan) — an integral part of the Petrograd Drone Gathering.
Uhushuhu create dense, beatless soundscapes that are oversaturated with electronic noise, droning loops, and distorted organic and technological elements.
Their music, which is released on renowned experimental labels like Zoharum, Zhelezobeton, Unline, and Pantheon, takes listeners on an immersive journey through post-human sonic empathy.
Xoxot Xtoni (electro-folk, Batumi) — a rising band that blends deep electronic sounds with ethnic vocals, clarinet and double bass.
Their music has a mystical feel, like a forest ritual, with a touch of existential longing.
Svetlyachok — indie-electronic poetry from Tbilisi.
Svetlyachok — a project that creates intimate electronic compositions with abstract yet deeply personal lyrical stories.
LOFT4 • Zurab Gorgiladze Street 91, 6200 Batumi, Adjara, Georgia
