Belgium Underground : interview with Mike Keirsbilck

27 June 2018

9000 Records, ambient, avant-métal, belgium underground, Circuits, Consouling Sound, Gand, Gent, interview, label, metal, Miguel Boriau, Mike Keirsbilck, Nele Buys, post-doom

Started in 2007 by Nele Buys, Mike Keirsbilck and Miguel Boriau, the Consouling Sound label is a full-fledged adventure.

Belgium Underground : interview of Catherine Plenevaux

13 September 2017

aymeric de tapole, Benjamin Franklin, Brussels, Bruxelles, capelo, Catherine Plenevaux, Céline Gillain, colombey, El-G, experimental, Front De Cadeaux, label, lexi disques, loupiotes, maison de disque, pop, Tav Exotic, underground

Catherine Plenevaux is the founder and editor of Brussels record label Lexi Disques. Since its first release in 2008, the single la pente/loupiotes by Benjamin Franklin, this boutique label proposes records at the crossing of experimental music and pop. With a special affection for 45 rpm vinyl eps, the label is sometimes a challenge for […]

Belgium Underground : interview of Philippe Delvosalle

30 September 2016

Bardaf, label, okraïna, Philippe Delvosalle, Rock this town, ubik

Founder of the cult magazine Bardaf and of the mythic label Ubik, Philippe Delvosalle is now in charge of the label Okraïna, with strict but open guidelines: to produce a series of 10-inch vinyl records with exceptionnal content, and a beautifully designed cover (the work of graphist Gwenola Carrère since the first release).

Casablanca Moon: from Sandwich to PIAS

20 January 2016

Brussels, Casablanca Moon, label, Michel Lambot, Oblik, Play It Again Sam, Polyphonic Size, Record store, Sandwich Records

Casablanca Moon was more than just a record shop. Founded in 1979 by Michel Lambot, Raf Bauwens, Dominique Cornet, and Brigitte Brouillard, the store went on to become a meeting place for a great deal of Brussels-based musicians.