Dictaphone Unstable Vinyl LP 2026
- Desplendor
- La Visite
- Casca Il Mondo
- Don't Move
- 122
- Philips Geist
- Unstable
- Dod24
- Etterbeek
- Illustration
- La Fin
Dictaphone are back with their 6th full length called "Unstable“. In the 25th year of the project Brussels born composer and mastermind Oliver Doerell is surrounded again by a lot of musicians & friends. Roger Döring is there, his clarinet and saxophone play has always been a trademark sound of the band - also Alexander Stolze‘s ghostly violins. The dark atmosphere and experimental sound of the new album is a reference to the 80s belgian art music scene, which Doerell had the luck to experience in his formative years. Minimal jazz meets musique concrete meets a postpunk mind. On this new album "Unstable“ more voices and vocals than usual can be heard - especially Helga Raimondi (who already sang on the last album “Goats and Distortions 5“) . As a collage artist she is also responsible for the visual side of Dictaphone - she designed the cover artwork and the visuals for the live shows. Dictaphone played more than two hundred shows all over the world (including festivals Mutek, Transmediale, Unsound , Benicassim and many others). Their music can be heard in countless films, tv series and theatre pieces - (“The Responder“ (BBC) , “The Love He Knows” (Ali Mohammad) , “Don ?t Move“ (Modjgan Hashemian) , "Ring" (Felix Ruckert) among others.
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- Desplendor
- La Visite
- Casca Il Mondo
- Don't Move
- 122
- Philips Geist
- Unstable
- Dod24
- Etterbeek
- Illustration
- La Fin
Dictaphone are back with their 6th full length called "Unstable“. In the 25th year of the project Brussels born composer and mastermind Oliver Doerell is surrounded again by a lot of musicians & friends. Roger Döring is there, his clarinet and saxophone play has always been a trademark sound of the band - also Alexander Stolze‘s ghostly violins. The dark atmosphere and experimental sound of the new album is a reference to the 80s belgian art music scene, which Doerell had the luck to experience in his formative years. Minimal jazz meets musique concrete meets a postpunk mind. On this new album "Unstable“ more voices and vocals than usual can be heard - especially Helga Raimondi (who already sang on the last album “Goats and Distortions 5“) . As a collage artist she is also responsible for the visual side of Dictaphone - she designed the cover artwork and the visuals for the live shows. Dictaphone played more than two hundred shows all over the world (including festivals Mutek, Transmediale, Unsound , Benicassim and many others). Their music can be heard in countless films, tv series and theatre pieces - (“The Responder“ (BBC) , “The Love He Knows” (Ali Mohammad) , “Don ?t Move“ (Modjgan Hashemian) , "Ring" (Felix Ruckert) among others.
