Pianist and electronics wizard Bugge Wesseltoft's unique future jazz carves out sonic landscapes that traverse from contemplative ambient to blistering improvisation. ln a solo performance that utilises the venue's new concert grand, expect the unexpected from this truly original artist at his only UK concert. Support comes from Cinematic Orchestra's Stuart McCallum who brings his own unique musical explorations to The Band.

Bugge Wesseltoft

Into the Shadow


Freddie walked the halls with his head held low
Whispers and laughter everywhere he’d go
They pushed him down, said he’d never shine
But in his heart burned a fire they couldn’t hide

All the nights he cried, feeling so small
Dreamed of a stage that could hold it all

Don’t worry, Freddie, the world will see
All the pain turns to melody
Don’t worry, Freddie, you’re meant to be
A star in the dark, shining endlessly

Nine-to-five, the office walls were gray
Bosses and colleagues tried to tear him away
He hated the suits, the rules, the lies
But he kept his music alive inside

All the rejection, all the cold
Built a strength that glowed like gold
Don’t worry, Freddie, the world will see
All the pain turns to melody
Don’t worry, Freddie, you’re meant to be
A star in the dark, shining endlessly
Young Freddie, my dear
He’s dancing free, he’s touching the sky
He’s dancing free, he’s touching the sky
He’s dancing free, he’s touching the sky

Don’t worry, Freddie, the world will see
All the pain turns to melody
Don’t worry, Freddie, you’re meant to be
A star in the dark, shining endlessly

Don’t worry, Freddie…
Don’t worry, Freddie…
Now the world sings your song… and you belong


DON’T WORRY FREDDIE

A new take on the classic by Bella Poarch from Wednesday Season 2 Soundtrack mixed with the original vocals by Dolores O'Riordan.

Zombie (Wednesday's Rock Remix) from "Wednesday" Soundtrack

Love, death & sorcery

In Salem's Streets

Nils Frahm & Olafur Arnalds : An excerpt from Trance Frendz 3

Wimme - Agálas Johtin

From the album Modern Country, out now on Merge Records.

Modern Country

William Tyler "Gone Clear"

from 'Astrild Astrild' [CD|2xLP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den282
available on all formats at [http://denovali.com/dalecooper]

The Dale Cooper Quartet & The Dictaphones are returning with their 4th album called "Astrild Astrild". Like all of the previous albums, the band recorded the seven pieces at home in Britanny during several sessions between 2013 and 2016.

The characteristics of this full-length are classic drone soundscapes mixed with deep tone saxophone parts that became the band's trademark since the release of their debut album in 2006. Slowly paced, the new tracks are following the Quartet's basic structure and classical sound. Apart from that the new full length conceals more live takes including guitars, bass and Rhodes keys and even piano sounds are haunting for the first time at the end of 'Ocho Acenteur'. With these new elements the songs of "Astrild Astrild" are pushed further into a large tunnel of deafening rhythmic parts and field ambiant textures.

Vocals are a major element of the Dale Cooper Quartet & The Dictaphones' DNA since the second album "Metamanoir" (2011). Sometimes breathy, sometimes deep and often mysterious, Ronan MacErlaine, Gaëlle Kerrien and Zalie Bellacicco voices appear in the corners of the songs as ghostly figures or eerie characters.

The new album "Astrild Astrild" is a glimpse of the present live sound of the Dale Cooper Quartet: 50's crooners singers, noisy guitars, atmospheric electronic and hypnotic jazz. All of these elements painted in monochrome black.

Astrild Astrild

Dale Cooper Quartet & The Dictaphones - Tua Oriel Courvite Isabelle

Scharlachmaria - 1 Tag

No Soy De Aqui (Facundo Cabral Cover)

Jozef Van Wissem & Jim Jarmusch - Etimasia

Slowly Rolling Camera formed in Cardiff in 2013 and brought together four wildly talented musicians from diverse backgrounds. 

Where the Streets Lead is the new album from Slowly Rolling Camera, following on from their acclaimed 2018 album, Juniper. Colliding the worlds of jazz, trip-hop and cinematic soundscapes, their music blends strong melodies, big grooves and surprising turns of phrase, infused with expansive emotional gravitas. With this album, recorded throughout 2020, the music takes on a greater scale which includes an 8-piece string section and a list of world-class guests including Mark Lockheart, Jasper Høiby, Verneri Pohjola, Chris Potter and Sachal Vasandani, as well as the band’s regular guitarist Stuart McCallum.