If John Malkovich Could Sing, It Would be Devilish Singing
If Malkovich suddenly announced that he now wanted to sing opera, we would also buy a ticket. But how would this story of misogyny sound with the baroque music of 2024?
If Malkovich suddenly announced that he now wanted to sing opera, we would also buy a ticket. But how would this story of misogyny sound with the baroque music of 2024?
»Marches Rewound and Rewritten« is a seminal and important album which shines darkly in these difficult times and reminds us that everything is political – especially music.
Emma O’Halloran transforms Mark O’Halloran’s words into intimate, musical narratives, where theatre and vocal artistry merge.
This is not easy listening – we are still in free jazz territory – but there is a strangely compelling balance between chaos and restraint.
Bro and Takada listen to each other with rare intimacy, and together they have created something truly unique.
»Soft Light' has developed over many years, it sounds remarkably cohesive – like one long breath.«
»Den Stærkes Ret« is one of the most intense musical experiences I have had in years.
At Alice, Gintė Preisaitė and Drew McDowall showed how electronic music can be both unsettling and enveloping.
»The dancers in 'We Continue…' move between seaweed, drones and subtle beats, exploring how humanity goes on – even when nature revolts.«
Imagine if the texts had been carried by actual verses, hooks, and choruses – elements that might have turned them into true earworms.
On their second release »Kaikō«, Treen show how free improvisation can balance between independence and shared direction – carried by trust, gravity, and an organic flow.
Mesayers sortklædte univers og Thickets improviserede energiudladning glider perfekt sammen til et fællesskab, man får lyst til at blive en del af.