TIMING
/ 7.00 pm: doors open
/ 7.30 pm - 8.00 pm: Mother
/ 8.30 pm - 9.15 pm: Endlingr
/ 9.45 pm - 10.30 pm: Pothamus
Pothamus
Mixing sludge, tribal and post-rock elements, Pothamus takes you on an enchanting trip. In this trio’s enigmatic world - molded by repetitive riffage and floating drones backed by trance-inducing percussion and abrasive bass lines - the search for meaning stands central. From Mechelen, Belgium.
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Endlingr
Endlingr is an instrumental, psychedelic scape-rock trio hailing from Ghent. Their music can be described as obscure, cinematic, compressed with riff- and scape based passages. There’s an inseparable visual hatch closely interwoven in the identity of the music, it carries the listener in a more intense total experience.
In the universe of Endlingr we collide unmistakable on concepts such as disconnection, alienation, desolation, isolation, dystopia, nostalgia for pristine nature, a cinematic connotation (film noir) with metropolitan allures. ”From The Molten Vaults” was released in January 2020 through Consouling Sounds.
Mother
Mother. A counsellor, consoler and companion. A deceiver, traitor and narcissist. Mother is a collection of tales in which a mother figure leads a protagonist through several junctures. She is the embodiment of help and comfort, likewise of self interest and centrism. These stories are being expressed by three musicians in a genre that reflects the severity of the matter.
Mother is a Belgian post-blackgaze band from Ostend. Founded at the end of 2017 they started writing a first album where songs fade into one continuous story. An intense journey in which fragile melodies are being alternated with heavy guitars and drums smashing back and forth until they intertwine into an enormous soundscape. The journey they create is a complete experience, musically as well as visually. Like their hometown’s North Sea there is a constant ebb and flow of sludge-soaked noise, with terrifying roars tearing through frenzied and impactful guitarwork. Mother is no-nonsense. Hard, intense, emotional yet unforgiving.