Radio Wave Stimul festival: DJ SHADOW, Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO, Damo Suzuki & B4

The second day of the festival will feature the forefather of instrumental hip hop, leading turntablist and sampling magician DJ Shadow. The Californian creator of new sound worlds, Josh Davis, made his mark as early as the mid 90s with his moody debut album Endtroducing. This milestone of abstract hip hop inspired a generation of beatmakers and has been ranked among the best albums of the 1990s by music magazines such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone and Q. DJ Shadow also received acclaim for his production on the debut project UNKLE, entitled Psyence Fiction, as well as for his studio album The Private Press (2002). The six-year-old album The Outsider discovers rap scene of the hyphy style and the latest recording, this year's The Less You Know, The Better is a free-thinking tour through the common roots of rock, hip hop and folk.

Alternative music lovers at the Radio Wave Stimul Festival can look forward to the concert by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO led by icon of the Japanese underground guitarist Kawabata Makoto. The Czech premiere will also feature Japanese legend Damo Suzuki, whose vocals created the best album of famous krautrocker Can, and holder of the Vinyl Award from last year – the improv quartet B4.