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More alternative music: Śmiałek

2011-01-18

Śmiałek is an alternative rock band established in Cracow, Poland, in 2005 by the actor and vocalist Karol Śmiałek and director, lyricist and composer Paweł Szarek. Śmiałek is difficult to label as a genre, preferring the category they coined themselves – Rock Berlin Kabarett Theatre. They are also sometimes called an "industrial kabarett" or "electro rock kabarett".

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Gothic rock electro from Poland: monoLight

2011-01-02

monoLight came to life as an effect of cooperation between musicians formerly known from bands like Co.In. or d'Archangel. Music of the band is a mixture of spacious electronics and dark guitar riffs supported by heavy and dynamic rhythm section.

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Gallery update

2010-12-26

To make the awaiting for the next festival more pleasant, we have partly updated the gallery. We have placed more photos of the castle, we have supplemented the 2009 gallery and added the official 2010 gallery. You are welcome to see the pictures!

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Spragnione czułości (Eager for tenderness)

2010-12-25

During the last year's edition of the Castle Party Jerzy Jernas, one of the pioneers of Polish off cinema, made a short documentary film "Spragnione czulosci" ("Eager for tenderness)", in which ladies attending the festival talk about themselves, their desires, dreams and wishes. The document, all in dreamy sort of atmosphere, presents the gothic subculture in a different light. Movie can be watched here.

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For the fans of electro-rock: The Cuts

2010-12-24

The Cuts make music of a so-called electro-rock style. The band was founded in 2006 in Pila. After two years of making songs, giving concerts and studio work, in 2008 the group has signed a contract with SP Records label.

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For lovers of strong play: Blindead

2010-12-13

A music band of an unconventional type of strong playing, often associated with post - and - sludge metal scene. One of this type bands that attempts to delimit new musical spaces with their originality.

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