Lina Filipovich presents "Flowers of Evil II" at Hundebiss on March 20. The release party combines live performance, DJ sets, and collaborative appearances across a full evening that starts at 22:00.
The schedule runs: Aitch opens with a DJ set at 22:30. Jim C Nedd performs at 23:30 with Giungla live. Lina Filipovich takes the stage at 00:30 for the "Flowers of Evil II" live performance. Aitch returns for another DJ set at 01:00, closing out at 02:00.
The format alternates between DJ sets and live performances, creating momentum that builds toward Filipovich's midnight slot then continues after. Jim C Nedd's collaboration with Giungla adds another layer of live instrumentation and vocals to the evening. The structure keeps energy moving across four and a half hours.
Hundebiss operates as Milan's venue for events that sit between club night and performance showcase. Located at Cox 18, the space hosts music releases, DJ nights, and live acts that work outside mainstream club circuits. The venue attracts crowds interested in electronic music, experimental sound, and performances that do not fit standard concert formats.
The title "Flowers of Evil II" references Baudelaire's collection while suggesting this marks a second iteration or volume. What the first "Flowers of Evil" contained or when it appeared remains unclear, but the sequel designation indicates ongoing project rather than standalone release. Filipovich's live performance likely presents material from this release in club context rather than traditional concert setting.
Entry costs 5 euros. No guest list operates. No credit cards accepted, cash only. The door policy keeps things straightforward: you pay, you enter, no exceptions or negotiations.
March 20, 22:00 to 02:00. Cox 18, Milan. A release party that treats the album launch as event requiring multiple acts and extended hours rather than single performance with support. The night builds around Filipovich's work while creating larger context through Aitch's DJ sets and Jim C Nedd's collaboration with Giungla.