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The Belgian indie-folk artist returns with a new album

Something was missing from the Belgian music scene this winter. Or rather, someone. Camille Camille has embodied the season for as long as we can remember with beautiful, dreamy songs, and with *Could You Lend Me Your Eyes* in particular serving as a beautiful climax.

However, we had been waiting for a successor for some time, but now it is clear why. After a collaboration with Sam De Nef, Camille Willemart primarily wanted to evolve within her own sound; she wanted more dynamics. And so, her second album, which will be released in the spring, seems destined to symbolize the transition between those seasons.

Vincent Coomans is a musician who works and lives in Belgium.

His music draws comparisons with the music of Sufjan Stevens, Damien Jurado, Bill Ryder-Jones and Elliott Smith.

Born in the twilight zones of Ghent, this instrumental trio unites in sounds that are as otherworldly as they are human.

Their sound drifts between ethereal film scores, thunderous post-rock, and dark dreams—evoking echoes of Daniel Lanois, The Smile, and Mogwai.

PREKOWSKI (/PREˈKAƱSKI/ – “PRE-KAOW-SKI”) IS A DISSONANT POST-PUNK BAND MUTATED FROM THE SWEAT OF UNDERGROUND CROWDS.

DRAWING INSPIRATION FROM THE AGGRESSION OF THE BIRTHDAY PARTY, THE MELANCHOLY OF JOY DIVISION, THE DARK AESTHETICS OF BAUHAUS, AND THE SMOOTH EDGE OF MORPHINE.