Radio 1 to highlight Serbian students' rock 'n' roll retaliation
The documentary, presented by Gilles Peterson (pictured), will focus on Serbia's popular neo-folk music (encouraged under the country's former government, and used to extol shady virtues), and features contributions from Asian Dub Foundation, Howie B, Kosheen and Massive Attack. It's titled We Want Your Soul.
EXIT organisers (and current students) Dusan Kovacevic and Jojan Boskovic were harassed by the old, Milosevic-led government, and served a month in prison under no charges. The transmission date is July 11th, ten years after many Bosnian civillians were massacred at Srebrenica.
The 2005 festival features acts including The White Stripes, Underworld, Garbage and Ian Brown.
Further information is available from the following websites:
EXIT
b92.net
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Oh wonderful
I may be the only person to care about this, but that's just what we need. More Serbian bloody folk music.
nah
my flatmates boyfriend is second gen serbian and he's been to Exit and sings its praises.
Should be good!


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