Anyone who had the privilege of attending Het Zesde Metaal’s theater tour in the spring of 2025 was treated to a handful of brand new songs. Only to realize afterwards that, unfortunately, they were nowhere to be (re)discovered. Until now. The urge to capture these songs for eternity eventually grew too strong. So last summer, Wannes Cappelle and co spent a few days at DAFT Music Studios in... Read more
Aäron Koch shares ‘For Once’, a deeply personal track that captures the emotional turbulence surrounding the birth of his daughter. Written from the perspective of a moment where fainting felt dangerously close, something not unfamiliar to him, the song reflects the overwhelming urge to stay grounded, just this once.
‘For Once’ sets the tone for Koch’s upcoming debut album. It was the first... Read more
Flying Horseman share ‘Altered States’, their third single of the year and a key track from their upcoming album ‘Anaesthesia’, due in September via Unday Records.
‘Altered States’ is a song about losing yourself on the internet, about feeling both connected and isolated. About how the internet distorts your identity, about the web as a surreal maze. About feeling like a god, a slave, an insect... Read more
What happens when you cram a group of musicians onto a narrow rock ledge, high above a yawning abyss, and ask them to perform a song together? Something between poetic chaos and beautifully orchestrated disaster.
The video for ‘Avalanches’ is Elis Floreen’s playful nod to Paul Simon’s ‘You Can Call Me Al’: deceptively simple, slightly absurd, unmistakably human and with a generous dose of humour... Read more
Belgian music icon and sonic shape-shifter Mauro Pawlowski unveils his new single No Neutral Expression, the follow-up to April’s Just All Heart, Flesh and Mind. The track deepens Pawlowski’s exploration of shimmering synth-pop and pulsating emotionality, teasing more from his upcoming album Unspectacular Times (due early 2026 on Unday Records).
Built on tight rhythms, surreal tension, and... Read more
