'BITTER 4': [+]PALMBOMEN II[+] + BETONKUST

'BITTER 4': PALMBOMEN II + BETONKUST

The most innovative, exciting and experimental acts from the contemporary electronic music scene live on our stages.

With the concept of 'bitter' we put the most innovative, exciting and experimental acts from the contemporary electronic music scene live on our stages. From atmospheric minimal techno and dark electronics to abstract rhythms and glowing synths.

After three great editions, you can immerse yourself again in the most interesting "bits & bites" of the moment on Saturday, May 12. On that day we focus on two acts of coming from The Netherlands: Palmbomen II and Betonkust.

TIMING
- 20u30: doors open
- 21u30: Betonkust
- 22u45: Palmbomen II + Betonkust
- 00u00: Palmbomen II

For this concert a limited number of Gate15 cultural vouchers (for Antwerp students) will be accepted. Send us at least two working days before the day of the concert a request for reservation by mail. After the devaluation of your voucher you will receive the Trix concert ticket.

Palmbomen II (live)

With the release of his new album Palmbomen II, Dutch producer and DJ Kai Hugo changed his artist name from Palmbomen to Palmbomen II. Below the info on Palmbomen. The Netherlands (2009 – present) Palmbomen is the moniker for Kai Hugo an Electro artist from The Netherlands who also works as a DJ, doing his thing from 2009 onward. Palmbomen (Dutch for “palm trees”), appropriately delivers a tropical escape from the mundane. Kai Hugo’s music is as experimental as it is contagiously poppy. Haunting vocals and hypnotic synth lines produced by desolated studio equipment create an atmospheric sound that, according to somewhere between 80s Italo and 60s psychedelia. A custom built quasi epileptic light show completes the sensation of being lost in a neon Amazon forest. Kai’s debut ‘Moon Children EP’ is out on NON Records and showcases the uniquely eery sound of Palmbomem. VICE MAGAZINE had this to say about one track in particular off of the release: “He made a song called ‘Myself’ that iTunes says we have already listened to 46 times” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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