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Young Spittaler: How Five Friends Want to Revive Carinthia's Progress Scene

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A group of five young people wants to revive the progression scene in Carinthia. Among them are two Spittalers. SPITTAL. In 2025 David Pessl, Martin Erjavec and Leon Thamer founded the association GLITCH together with the two Spittalers Paul Dunkl and Christoph Hummer. The idea: They want to create events and make people dance more strongly again. Changed progression sceneAfter the Corona period, the progress has changed noticeably. Many people …
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A group of five young people wants to revive the progression scene in Carinthia. Among them are two Spittalers. SPITTAL. In 2025 David Pessl, Martin Erjavec and Leon Thamer founded the association GLITCH together with the two Spittalers Paul Dunkl and Christoph Hummer. The idea: They want to create events and make people dance more strongly again. Changed progression sceneAfter the Corona period, the progress has changed noticeably. Many people …

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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