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20:00 ? 21:00 | GERARD & Victor Verhelst (A/V live)
GERARD combine des sons éthérés de guitare et de voix avec des synthétiseurs et des batteries numériques éhontées pour créer des paysages sonores futuristes et des chansons pop déconstruites. En collaboration avec l'artiste visuel Victor Verhelst, l'artiste bruxellois a développé une performance audiovisuelle dans laquelle les couleurs et les formes réagissent à la musique. L'univers multiforme de GERARD se transforme ainsi en une expérience immersive.
21:30 ? 23:00 | upsammy & Jonathan Castro (A/V live)
Dans ses sets, la DJ et productrice néerlandaise upsammy brouille la frontière entre les mondes intérieur et extérieur. À l'aide d’enregistrements de terrain et d'électronique kaléidoscopique, elle crée une nature numérisée pleine de science-fiction. L’artiste graphique Jonathan Castro triomphe sur cette même frontière, visualisant le (mé/re)connaissable dans un spectacle audiovisuel en direct pour le dernier album d'upsammy, PAN (avril 2024).
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Biographie de Gerard
Gerard is a Japanese progressive rock band, and also an American rock band from the 1970s led by British-born singer/songwriter Gerard McMahon.
The first album by the Japanese progressive rock band was released in 1984, and their latest in 2004. They have been labeled symphonic progressive rock and hard progressive. In the mid-1990's, a line-up change brought a heavier sound, with the release of "The pendulum" in 1996. At the same time they removed the guitarist spot, making of Gerard a keys/bass/drums power trio. The leader of the band, keyboardist Toshio Egawa, has been the only permanent member of the band.
The American rock band led by Gerard McMahon was short lived. Their self-titled 1976 album was released on the Caribou/CBS label and featured support from the horn section of the group Chicago. McMahon would go on to become a successful songwriter, penning tunes for KISS, Carly Simon and Roger Daltrey, among others. His connection with Chicago would endure through collaborations with Robert Lamm on his solo recordings. Today McMahon goes by the moniker "G Tom Mac."
Plus d'infoThe first album by the Japanese progressive rock band was released in 1984, and their latest in 2004. They have been labeled symphonic progressive rock and hard progressive. In the mid-1990's, a line-up change brought a heavier sound, with the release of "The pendulum" in 1996. At the same time they removed the guitarist spot, making of Gerard a keys/bass/drums power trio. The leader of the band, keyboardist Toshio Egawa, has been the only permanent member of the band.
The American rock band led by Gerard McMahon was short lived. Their self-titled 1976 album was released on the Caribou/CBS label and featured support from the horn section of the group Chicago. McMahon would go on to become a successful songwriter, penning tunes for KISS, Carly Simon and Roger Daltrey, among others. His connection with Chicago would endure through collaborations with Robert Lamm on his solo recordings. Today McMahon goes by the moniker "G Tom Mac."
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