In Reykjavík, snow falls sideways, and sorrowful reindeer sing. Dark Music Days unfolds the winter darkness in experimental tones where silence and noise meet – and even a harp made of yarn tells stories.

At the Jazzkaar Festival in Tallinn, improvisation and reflection meet in a landscape shaped by historical fault lines, westward gazes, and hopes for the future.

A world so distant from the inferno of Roskilde that one can hardly see where the ends meet. But they do, that night at Roskilde.

At Warsaw Autumn, they are not only focused on sounds. The Polish festival aims to influence reality with new names and ideas.

The somewhat mixed experience of the evening’s program does not change the fact that Organ Sound Art Festival is an atmospheric, ambitious festival that dares to take risks.

Was it just for fun that the world's oldest festival for Nordic contemporary music traveled to Scotland? No, it was an educational journey.