Kukan Dub Lagan | nl

A seven piece Celtic Punk band from London, UK. They currently have one EP out: Work Away (2011). .

Ian McLagan (born Ian Patrick McLagan, and known as 'Mac', on 12 May 1945 in Hounslow, Middlesex, England; died in Austin, Texas, on 3 December 2014) was an English keyboard instrumentalist, best known as a member of the English rock bands Small Faces and Faces. He also collaborated with The Rolling Stones, released two albums under his own name, and led his own band, Ian McLagan & The Bump Band, from the late 1970s. Along with a well deserved reputation in his earlier years as a hard partying "Little Troublemaker" beginning with the Small Faces, and The Faces, McLagan's soulful...

BalaGan Once upon a time a good dwarf from Shiva3 acquainted with the Finnish Viking sat the MAGIC DEW 2 festival. Together they decided to create a new dwarf named BalaGan so that he would take everyone present into the joyful madness center of psychedelic dungeons, magic paths and mysterious corridors. Walking behind BalaGan you need to follow the flashlight he carries carefully, or you risk to get lost in a fairytale world reigned by uncontrolled merriment and ethnic unconscious. .

KUKAN-DUB-LAGAN : Is the project of Itay Berger. Itay is 35 years old and comes from Israel. He has been listening to electronic music since he was 16 years old. He spent over 3 years working as a sound engineer in one of the top sound and light companies in israel. His decision to make music was strongly influenced by his trip to Ibiza in 1997-8 where he visited Juan's (Muses Rapt) studio. At that time he also started to dj in Israel and abroad at mostly underground parties . During his travels he also played in Cusco, Peru as...

From Boogie Balagan's Myspace: In the autoproclamed “Palestlsraeli” duo “Boogie Balagan”, psychedelic rock’n'roll meets cool Middle Eastern vibes. Their first album “Lamentation Walloo” is a message of peace and multiculturalism. First, imagine voices that combine Julio Iglesias drinking straight tequilas and Joe Strummer high on harissa. Then, imagine a Mediterranean Jimmy Page torturing his electric guitar like a Greek bouzouki. Sprinkle it all with an infernal beat of pounding feet, and clapping hands and you get something of the ghost of t-rex smoking a water pipe in Gaza or Farid el Atrache jamming with the New York dolls… The Hebrew...