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Next Friday/Saturday/Sunday (10-11-12 December): New music for old instruments. With performances by KEIJI HAINO, ERIC CORDIER, VANISHING TWINS, KISS THE ANUS OF A BLACK CAT (STEF HEEREN), ROBBIE LEE, CHE CHEN, STEPHAN MATHIEU, CARO MIKALEF, THE URPF LANZE EN HERESY OF THE FREE SPIRIT.

Jozef Van Wissem Les Ateliers Claus invites Jozef Van Wissem into its house to explore the two seemingly different worlds of modern composition and early instruments. “New Music For Old Instruments” sees Jozef Van Wissem collaborating with several artists, all adding essential elements to an ongoing dialogue between the music of our times and the practices of old music, when there were less compositions, less detailed compositions and evidently: no recordings. Instead of recreating this early music, Jozef Van Wissem, along with some of the most relevant artists on this subject, look forward, appropriating old instruments for contemporary composition and playing techniques. Click here for more info.

This Week's Edition


In this week's edition we featured a dj set by Icarus composer d'Ache, recorded at Orange Eyeland, Roerkuip, Gent, 6/11/2010. Expect an eclectic mix of weirdness, rock, jazz, ...Listen here.
Tune in next Sunday night at 21:00 at Urgent FM, 105.3 or listen live to the webradio, for a new episode of Icarus.

Icarus album of the month

This month's album is the album 'Ancestral Star' by Barn Owl.

Nieuw Zwart Trio

Evan Caminiti (guitars, vocals) and Jon Porras (guitars, vocals, drums, harmonium) met in San Francisco in 2006 and immediately started playing music together. Over the next four years, the two gradually sculpted a vast collection of hazy desert sky meditations – ominous, barren expanses of music for desert walks at dusk, and dark, pastoral passages embellished with psychedelic and atmospheric wash. A mixture between devotional ragas and dusty stomp with atmosphere and production that references shoegaze and black metal influences.
Ancestral Star, their third LP, marks the evolution of the Barn Owl sound into a territory where it has become wholly its own, transcending the sum of its influences and taking on a life of its own. At the same time, it is a more realized extension of that sound. Caminiti and Porras paid close attention to the composition of each track and its flow within the album as a whole. Engaging throughout, every moment contributes to an overall feeling of mysterious desert expanse and a sonic narrative that unfurls like a cinematic metaphysical western. Read more...

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