Ihitiko Ksespasma (Ηχητικό Ξέσπασμα, or Noise Outburst) from Thessaloniki was one of the collectives we supported through DIY Solidarity.
In this interview, we talk about the anti-commercial and political dimensions of the DIY punk scene, the Panhellenic Meeting of Self‐Organized Concert Groups and Studios at the Yfanet squat, and making DIY a threat to the commodity culture again. 
Last year, we launched the project DIY Solidarity that allows us to redistribute funds among DIY communities to beat at least some of the injustices that come with a global economic order completely out of balance.
The new application window will be open from March 1-31 at https://diysolidarity.org.
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This Friday we'll publish a new interview with one of the collectives we funded in 2024.
Last year, we launched the project DIY Solidarity that allows us to redistribute funds among DIY communities to beat at least some of the injustices that come with a global economic order completely out of balance.
One of the groups we were able to support was Etniko Bandido in the Philippines. They’ve been around for a long time and are currently pursuing an ambitious “community resource and land regeneration project.”
Gabriel Kuhn spoke to Cris from Etniko Bandido to find out where the project is at and to learn more about Etniko Bandido and other DIY initiatives in the country.
https://diyconspiracy.net/etniko-bandido-interview/
This year’s DIY Solidarity application window will be open from March 1 to 31!
