W'HELL COME TO ROCKERILL : HOBOKEN DIVISION + UNIK UBIK + DUFLAN DUFLAN
Rockerill Records signature evening with two bands from our roster, including the release party for the fourth LP “Mini-Golf” by the disco-doom trio Duflan Duflan! And also the most punk jazzy band from the Low Countries, namely Unik Ubik.
Special guest: Hoboken Division and their wild Delta Blues sounds tinged with Krautrock, Psychedelia, and Fuzz.
ARTISTS & PROGRAMMING
Following difficult decryogenization and unbridled concerts, ¡Duflan Duflan! comes out “MINI-GOLF – Un percorso pieno di ostacoli
", their 4th album. Propelled by a fat and wild bass and drums, saturated with analog synths and multilingual vocals, the group collides disco-doom, occult energy, dancefloor joy and absurd post-punk. The charge is fast, brutal, unpredictable.
With atypical lyrics and a retro-quirky cover that reflects the group's universe, ¡Duflan Duflan! takes its obsessions on a path strewn with obstacles to your speakers.
Unik Ubik bursts onto the scene with a third album that only drives the point home. This band is the best Franco-Belgian cross-border collaboration the music world has ever seen. Furious, delirious, talented, defying any attempt at categorization, this fantastic group is punk in spirit, jazz-influenced, and psychedelic in temperament.
Driven by a genuine pleasure in playing, the members of Unik Ubik stop at nothing, sticking to the devastating riffs of ethnological escapades, boosting the precision of their message with an unbridled exploratory madness.
From the far reaches of New Austrasia, Hoboken Division is working to fan the smoldering embers of delta blues on stages across France and Europe. With drum machines and a deluge of fuzz, they are developing a universe at the crossroads of industrial rhythms and the melodies of those who grew up with little sunlight.
With Psycholove, their new album, Hoboken Division showcase a more psychedelic, even more krautrock-influenced side than their previous work. Their signature sound, blended with furious and omnipresent fuzz, creates something wild, yet also luminous and more open.