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The art of dying in virtual reality
Posted on January 20, 2017 Leave a Comment
The most scary thing I have ever tried in virtual reality was a ski jump. Whauw, that felt so real. Virtual reality is an amazing tool for exploring your phobias, but the technology can also be used for many other things. The hyper focus of the VR headsets can be very useful for exploring meditation and altered […]
Jungle Confessions: “I get goosebumps on my legs thinking about that party!”
Posted on December 9, 2016 1 Comment
Today is dedicated to a Q&A with the one and only Nis, a completely unique character and friend who was an absolute jungle first mover in Copenhagen with his legendary jungle parties at Operaen and The Grey Hall in the 90s. If it hadn’t been for Nis and his early Jungle Fever parties I would […]
The Ozora Festival in Weekendavisen
Posted on August 28, 2015 Leave a Comment
My article on this years magical Ozora Festival in Hungary is out today in Weekendavisen. Much more to follow – here, too. But if you’re in Denmark – grab a copy. It’s out for a week. Read the entire article here (in Danish): En fest med jordforbindelse
The best festival in the world
Posted on July 3, 2015 Leave a Comment
I went to Fusion Festival for the first time in 2007 – and I have been attending every Fusion Festival since then undiminished enthusiasm. For many years, I didn’t even consider writing an article about the festival. It was too special, too ‘secret’. But as the years went by and the festival just kept growing, […]
Will Copenhagen become the Tetris capital of Europe?
Posted on March 26, 2015 2 Comments
On March 14th I attended the European Championships in Tetris just outside Copenhagen. I wrote the article “Klodsede stjerner” which was published in Weekendavisen, March 20th 2015. Below, a recap in English – with pics from the night. The Perfect Game The best Tetris players in the world were gathered in Copenhagen on March 14th […]
How to be a Junglist: Flyers, Flyers, Flyers Everywhere
Posted on December 19, 2014 2 Comments
Once again we’re going back to the time before digital cameras and social media. Back to when parties were not promoted on facebook but with flyers, handed out by hand, sought out from the flyer piles in the record shops. I have vivid images in my head of those days, but, as I have mentioned […]
The Secret Junglists
Posted on December 18, 2014 7 Comments
Big revelations in the JUngLE Calendar today. We are seeking out the Secret Junglists. Who are they? What do they do? Do they walk around like regular people? Yes, they live amongst you, and they roam free. And on that note – for those who wants to do some more time travelling: Here’s an old […]
How to Be a Junglist: The T-shirt Special
Posted on December 17, 2014 3 Comments
With all this body language sharpened by many years of obeying thousands of thunderous demands of the bass, we don’t really need to put print on our clothes to express ourselves, now do we? But here we go and do it anyway, just for junglistic emphasis. Let’s have a look at the printed t-shirts. For […]
Blasts from the Past: Jungle Bells 2005
Posted on December 16, 2014 2 Comments
Yipeee, once again we’re boosting the Christmassy vibes with another round of Jungle Bells! – this time we’re time travelling back to Jungle Bells anno 2005. This is December 16th, nine years ago, exactly, today. If you need a brush up on the chilling story of the Jungle Monster, check out the Jungle Feelings: […]
How to be a Junglist: The Dancefloor Moves
Posted on December 15, 2014 11 Comments
Let’s get back to basics today, to what it’s really about: The music and the feelings it gives you. Junglists are going all in in that respect. Nothing beats the energy generated by a dancefloor filled with junglists caught deep in a well-played set, hypnotized by the bass, whipped by the drums. Okay, so things […]
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