Superorganism help get Etep 2018 off to a flying start

The first results from the European Talent Exchange Programme show the hotly tipped UK act with the most festival slots booked, followed by Switzerland's Zeal & Ardor

Superorganism perform at ESNS 2018 in January © Jorn Baars

The European Talent Exchange Programme (Etep), the Eurosonic Noorderslag (ESNS)-led initiative that aims to stimulate the circulation of music across European borders, has released its first set of results for 2018, showing hotly tipped British act Superorganism leading the charge.

In the three months since Etep 2018 kicked off at ESNS 2018, a total of 257 shows by 106 Etep acts have been confirmed for the programme’s 116 participating festivals. Superorganism – represented outside the US by Coda’s Natasha Bent…

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