From the medieval and postmodern corners of Brussels come BRNS, a mesmerizing experiment in dusk, dance, and the fullness of sound. Like the dark-yet-vibrant images of Brussels artist Yardz, this quartet of talented multi-instrumentalists weaves together tunes that are mystical, moody and insatiably catchy. From the visceral and danceable 'Mexico', to the choir echoes turned pulsating anthem of 'Here Dead He Lies', BRNS is ceaseless in their ability to unfold haunting ambience into chest-pounding beats, and then back again. If you are a fan of anything from Animal Collective to Fugazi, allow BRNS access into your inner sanctum (and party playlist). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

This Brussels band around multi-instrumentalist and producer Frederik Daelemans (Meskerem Mees, Tamino and Beirut) offers a Belgian answer to the London jazz scene. Their debut album 'Opal' was released in 2021 and merges ethereal alternative and modern jazz into a compelling swirl of atmospheric music with flashes of psychedelic post-punk that earned them comparisons with King Krule and Radiohead, among others. They will be releasing new material soon.