Kupała Night at Pomerian Dukes Castle in Szczecin (Poland) takes place the nearest Saturday and Sunday 20-21 June 2009. I'm going to be there, don't know yet if both days, but the day with concerts for sure.
Event's program and info: [link]

BTW, "Home" full length can be viewed at YouTube [link]

Tomorrow Dikanda plays live in Szczecin, why not next week! I wish I knew of it earlier, we'll see, but I'm a bit busy.


<sup>Jun 5, 2009 "Home" - a breathtaking footage of Earth

Today is World Environment Day and release of Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s documentary “Home” - a collection of breathtaking unique footage of Earth. Would be nice to watch it one day, here is more info and a trailer: [link]


Should I stay or should I go to Berlin? I missed the #hq World Tour in Warsaw, but I live close to German border and could go to Berlin. The last minute decision is a bit crazy, I'm not prepared at all. I'm just browsing bus possibilities right now and plotting... Anyone I know is going to be there?

Edit. Just checked the bus, too risky. I would be after the time in the meeting place. So chances I'll go are weak Next time!

May 28, 2009 Faeries keep stealing people!

The evidence is here [link] and even more evidence [link] & [link] In other words - fairy tale music by Caprice
"Faeries Stole Bridget" and "Enter Laoris" are my fav ATM, the last one is available as full track at Last.fm (link given above). They've been performing at Tolk Folk some years ago, before I have learned such convention exists at all.

*Ninquelen reminded me of Prikosnovénie main site where you'll find more fairy tale music [link]

I suggest checking the newest Gny album, too [link] "Beirblakken" and "To ravne" are great - full tracks here [link] (L.fm works better than MS)
I've seen their performance during Viking Festival in Wolin 2002, really nice people

BTW, I've met those guys [link] last Saturday It resulted in myself pretending a lute player and may result in more good news to come

Mar 17, 2009 Earthlings</sup>

"Earthlings" is a feature length documentary about humanity's absolute dependence on animals (for pets, food, clothing, entertainment, and scientific research) but also illustrates our complete disrespect for these so-called "non-human providers." The film is narrated by Academy Award nominee Joaquin Phoenix (Gladiator) and features music by the critically acclaimed platinum artist Moby.
Don't close your eyes [link]


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