A key figure of radical feminism, philosopher and novelist Monique Wittig holds a central place in today’s feminist thought. Les Guérillères (1969), a narrative that blurs the lines between revolutionary epic and poetic manifesto, portrays a community of women rising up against patriarchal oppression. Through vivid depictions of their rituals, beliefs, and quest for a new language, Wittig laid the groundwork for radically emancipated ways of thinking and living.

Inspired by the raw power of this text, the musical project Draga brings together Lucie Antunes, Anna Mouglalis, P.R2B, Théodora Delilez, and Narumi Herisson. Together, they deliver a blazing, shape-shifting interpretation—where politically charged rock collides with krautrock, analog electro, and post-punk.
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With urgent, defiant energy, COCON JAVEL (CH) performs with intensity and conviction—a transformative quest that begins with the self.
Launched in early 2024, this Swiss band from Bern and Biel has already made waves on numerous stages, including Fusion Festival, Festival de la Cité, Dachstock, La Coupole in Biel, and Tartare de miettes.
Their debut EP, Put All Your Money Into Therapy, is set to drop in January 2025. A multifaceted work, it blurs the lines between electronic, experimental, pop, and rock music.