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Kiegészítő vacsorajegy az A38 Hajón
Koncert + vacsora kombinált jegy
Anika (UK), Jules War, Plattenbau (D)
- 5 March 2026
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Anika
Anika a.k.a Annika Henderson is a hybrid artist. The former journalist made a name for herself in the electronic music scene, with her experimental sound collages, confrontational texts and unique way of performing live solo. Her breakthrough came in 2010 with the release of the cult-hit, experimental LP, Anika, which she recorded with Bristol band Beak>, a wholly unplanned affair, which began her on-going investigation into the music, film, poetry and arts scenes. One of her most known songs remains „I Go To Sleep,“ a cover of The Kinks‘ 1965 classic. The debut was followed by Change in 2021, an album full of heightened frustration buoyed by guarded optimism spread across nine tracks. 2025 sees the release of her third album Abyss. Recorded live to tape at Berlin’s legendary Hansa Studios, the album captures raw energy with minimal overdubs, resulting in a visceral and urgent 10-track journey fueled by intense emotions. With Abyss, Anika invites listeners into a space for release, rebellion, and honesty, creating an album that speaks to the turmoil of our times while offering an emotional outlet. As she puts it, “This is a space for you.”
Anika is a founding member of Mexican psych-band, Exploded View and has worked across the arts with the likes of punk legends Gudrun Gut and Beate Bartel (Malaria!, Liaisons Dangereuses), Tricky (Massive Attack), Jim Jarmusch, Soundwalk Collective, Shackleton, Solistenensemble Kaleidoskop, Clark (Warp), PBDY (Brainfeeder), performance artist Melanie Jame Wolf, n.b.k gallery Berlin, Poet Ricardo Domeneck, computer programmer Raoul Sanders/A.I (The Writing Robot. 2017), fashion house Jil Sander and light artist Philipp Geist (composing and performing a live soundscape for a light installation in Tehran, IR. 2015). Her latest work includes a video art experiment called ‚Anika – Alone In The City‘ in collaboration with n.b.k gallery in Berlin, and her guitar, synth driven psychedelic experimental live album ‚Eat Liquid‘ (live recording from Zeiss Planetarium, Berlin 2023).
She has performed extensively since 2009, with and without band, in renowned venues and festivals across the globe, such as the Portishead-curated All Tomorrows Parties in New Jersey and London, Moog Festival, alongside the likes of Suicide, Tangerine Dream, Silver Apples, and Moebius, Mexico City’s Normal Festival, Tehran’s Tadaex, Berghain, Atonal festival, SKIF St Petersberg, and WWWX Tokyo among others.
She interweaves dub, post-punk, and psychedelic, with shadows of dnb and a strong emphasis on the voice. Henderson operates as a writer, composer, musician, DJ, photographer, radio host and video-director.
Artwork by Aled Simons
Jules War
Jules War, aka Eszter Lovasi's formation appeared in mid-November 2024 with a special atmosphere music project, after a few songs that have been released until then, with the wonderful debut LP, “The Greatest Climber on Earth”, on which the band worked for more than 4 years. The album was created with the help of several contributors, and by the end of 2024 it was so complete that it felt to her ready to present it to the public, first on digital platforms and then live from 2025 onwards.
The familiar-sounding family name is not a coincidence: Eszter is the daughter of András Lovasi, so it is not surprising that she started composing songs quite early, in which she was also supported at home. But where does her stage name come from? The nickname used in the family is Juliska, which comes from her middle name, Julianna, and from that comes
Jules, while “War” refers to her songs about internal struggles. In addition to the frontman, Domonkos Szilágyi plays drums in the band, who also grew up in a musician family and has been studying music since kindergarten. He played the oboe until he was 14, then he started to train himself on the drums and started his music career as a member of the band Einstand, and since then he has participated in several other projects as well. He and Eszter had known each other for a long time as friends, and then they decided over a drink to continue their careers together.
Behind the guitar they have Balázs Bajnok. Music has been part of his everyday life since he was a child, he played the cello for 10 years, played the acoustic fingerstyle guitar for 3 years, and can also play the banjo, which he learned completely self-taught. As a member of the band Magidom he released three LPs and toured most of the country, as well as appearing occasionally as a guest musician in several formations. The possibility of making music together was discussed with Eszter as early as 2022, and after Balázs listened to the first demos, he couldn't say no to joining.
Márton Lévai, the band's keyboardist, previously worked as a composer for an international company, mainly composing songs for games, trailers and commercials. In addition, he is also active as a music producer and piano teacher, and previously released two solo albums, which he made entirely at home. He has worked with countless bands and performers, including Janka Hüse on the Léleknyitogató project, together with kristoaf and Gergő Rácz, as well as in the bands Third Planet, Towpe and Magidom. He was invited to Jules War by Balázs, and since Marci immediately was touched by the musical material, he gladly accepted the mission.
Plattenbau
In CURSED Plattenbau descends into darker waters, where doom, hardcore, and dungeon synth intertwine, cut with the blade of their signature sound. The record explores the creeping return to feudalism - where rival warlords devastate populations and ecosystems for personal gain, leaving powerless serfs to pick through the wreckage. And yet, despite the dread, CURSED refuses despair. It is not a funeral march but an invitation: rage becomes ritual, noise becomes release, dance becomes defiance.
The event is part of the MOL-New Europe Stage - Emerging Voices of Europe program series, supported by the MOL-New Europe Foundation.
Before the concert, we offer a delicious casual dinner in our panoramic restaurant:
APPETIZER AND SOUP
Fried celery cream soup with fermented green apple slices, buckwheat chips (Lactose, Gluten, Celery)
Piglet with smoked quail egg, pickled pearl onion (Celery)
VEGAN Transylvanian zakuszka with vegetable feta, fresh loaf (Gluten, Soybeans, Celery)
MAIN COURSE
Confited mustard pork ribs, black garlic jus, toasted cabbage pasta, fried Hokkaido pumpkin (Gluten, Lactose, Egg, Mustard, Sulfites)
Chicken breast supreme fried in spicy butter, with yogurt vegetable potatoes, wild mushrooms (Lactose, Celery)
Pork chop in crispy panko crumbs with mashed potatoes, apple and horseradish, fried beetroot salad (Gluten, Lactose, Egg)
VEGAN Ravioli filled with “Bologna ragout” with spicy tomato sauce, vegan parmesan (Gluten, Soybeans, Celery)
VEGAN Cauliflower steak with red lentil hummus, lentil crisps, chimichurri (Sesame seeds)
DESSERTS
Quarry dumplings with pistachio sour cream, raspberry dressing (Lactose, Gluten, Eggs)
White chocolate soufflé with strawberry ragout (Lactose, Gluten, Eggs, Soybeans)
VEGAN Apple cake with dried apples (Gluten, Soybeans)
Available in combination of STARTER, SOUP + MAIN COURSE or MAIN COURSE + DESSERT.
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