Ida the Young (křest alba) + Marcel Gidote's Holy Crab + special guest: Barbora Hora

Ida the Young, Marcel Gidote’s Holy Crab, and special guest Barbora Hora will perform at Cargo Gallery on November 5. *Ida The Young* Less than a year after their acclaimed debut, Ida The Young is releasing a new album, *Seeing In Reverse*. They worked on the new album with producer Lukáš Polák at his Tropical Cell Sound studio, and on it, the band explores their most intense and experimental sounds to date. The collection of nine songs will be released digitally and on vinyl on October 28, 2026, via the Pilsen-based label Day After Records. *Marcel Gidote's Holy Crab* This five-piece Czech psychedelic band, which uniquely blends influences from traditional rock, krautrock, and jazz, has established itself as one of the most progressive domestic acts since its founding in 2019. They debuted with the EP *Bay Of Roots* (2020) and have released the full-length albums *Humidity Breaking Limits* (2021) and *Farm Alarm* (2023), the internationally successful video game soundtrack *Felvidék* (2024), and their latest double album, *Sorcerers Laughing Out In The Heat*, which was released in the spring of 2025. Thanks to their unmistakable music and ever-growing fan base, the band regularly tours throughout Europe. During their extensive touring career, they’ve opened for big names both at home and abroad, such as the California-based Osees, the legendary Acid Mother’s Temple, Tonstartssbandht, and Acid Tongue. *Barbora Hora* In the sophisticatedly composed music of singer-songwriter Barbora Hora, subtle details from the nooks and crannies of everyday life weave together into intricate lyrical tapestries that reveal the artist’s unique perspective on the world. Original, masterfully played guitar lines blend with thoughtful arrangements, often inspired by early American country music, yet she isn’t afraid to incorporate influences from contemporary indie music either; at times, they even reference her work as a songwriter in the band whyohwhy.