Since their debut album ‘The Big Come Up’ in 2002, singer-guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney have formed the inseparable duo The Black Keys. With their simultaneously vintage-sounding and timeless take on blues rock, the duo effortlessly broke away from the pack of garage… Lees verder »THE BLACK KEYS
In 2025, Slowdive is the most important shoegaze band of the moment. They may have always been the best, but in their early years, the music press, bored with the genre, ruthlessly sidelined the band. After releasing two albums in the 1990s, Slowdive burned out… Lees verder »SLOWDIVE
Since breaking through in 2021 with her solo album ‘Montbray’, Sylvie Kreusch has been crowned the most classy pop queen of Belgium. With her groundbreaking music that seamlessly combines pop and experimental elements, and her razor-sharp visual style, she stands out in the worlds of… Lees verder »SYLVIE KREUSCH
With a pen as graceful as it is sharp, British artist, performer, poet, and author Kae Tempest captures the spinning world around us. Europe – an old continent creaking at its foundations. The tension in social and interpersonal relationships. Poverty. Love. Oppression. The freedom to… Lees verder »KAE TEMPEST
Since his grand return in 2018 with the stunning record ‘Silent Days’, The Bony King of Nowhere has found a powerful second wind. Under this pseudonym, Belgian singer-songwriter Bram Vanparys has been breaking hearts since 2009, and with this beautifully alt-country-tinged comeback album, he firmly… Lees verder »THE BONY KING OF NOWHERE
Minyo Crusaders is a band with a mission. The Japanese ensemble is dedicated to keeping traditional min’yō alive. These folk songs hold a nostalgic value in the Land of the Rising Sun but also carry a somewhat dusty and elitist image. Yet, min’yō originally belonged… Lees verder »MINYO CRUSADERS
From the underbelly of Britain’s Black Country, where lost industry has left behind a polluted landscape, high unemployment, and a fractured society, emerges the punk duo Big Special. This is no soft-spoken ensemble: vocalist Joe Hicklin spits out his pitch-black lyrics like rotten teeth, yet… Lees verder »BIG SPECIAL
Singer, harpist, and choir conductor Sophye Soliveau blends her classical training with a deep love for African American music – ranging from R&B and soul to hip-hop, jazz, and gospel. On her debut album ‘INITIATION’, the French artist with roots in Guadeloupe embarks on a… Lees verder »SOPHYE SOLIVEAU
