Friday, 2 October 2026
OUI089 : Ever Present / alledaagse gedachten
Friday, 25 September 2026
OLB006 : Lastboss / Tues BESTOW
OLB006 : Lastboss / Tues BESTOW
Tate says:
"Between 2024 and 2025, I committed to creating something everyday. Utilizing a field recorder, Koma field kit, Mood Mk2, guitar, bass and a variety of other portable devices, I built a collection of musical, and some not so musical, ideas to act as a record of the two year process. Each piece was performed and recorded live at my small home studio."
Digital release on the 25th of September 2026.
Track listing:
Friday, 18 September 2026
OUI088 : Haard / Haard
Growing up listening to hip hop beats and alt-pop, combined with a background in jazz studies and improvised music, he brings a new sound to accordion.
Stan has performed and recorded with artists like Joe Talia, Robert Landfermann, Giovanni Di Domenico, Sofia Jernberg, Julian Sartorius, Radwan Gazi Moumneh, Clara Levy and others.
Primarily a guitarist, he also plays the Cretan lute and performs live electronics.
He has collaborated with important musicians from the international experimental scene, including Akira Sakata, Luke Stewart, Chris Pitsiokos, Tatsuhisa Yamamoto, Aquiles Navarro, Shoji Hano , Giovanni Di Domenico, Peter Jacquemyn, Audrey Lauro, and Christos Yermenoglou among others.
He has performed and/or recorded in many countries around the world with many musicians including Enrico Rava, Marshall Allen, Roswell Rudd, Carlos Bica, Nate Wooley, Maalem Hassan Zogari, Tatsuhisa Yamamoto, Thomas Morgan, Chris Corsano, and collaborates intensely with Norberto Lobo, Giovanni Di Domenico, Lynn Cassiers, Manolo Cabras and Giovanni Guidi.
His discography includes several albums that have been warmly acclaimed by the music press. Barbastelle's album "Vestige Étésien" (Aut records) is selected in the Best Jazz on Bandcamp playlist of March 2025 and is awarded "Élu Citizen Jazz". “Bengalifère” (Futura/Hôte Marge - 2014) and “Terpsichore” (Outnote Records - 2022), were awarded “Révélation Jazz Magazine”. In 2016, the Julien Marga Quartet won the "Trophées du Sunside", and in 2019, they also won the 'Tremplin' prize at both the Tonnerre de Jazz festival in Pau and the Cosmojazz festival in Chamonix.
Friday, 11 September 2026
OUI084 : Max Devereaux / Expression on the Rooftop
Cover art by Max Devereaux
OUI084 : Max Devereaux / Expression on the Rooftop
Recorded in the fall of 2025 using a portable electric guitar rig, this project is a dialogue between intentional composition and environmental chaos. Standing on the roof of his downtown Minneapolis apartment building, Devereaux performs pieces directly influenced by the wind, city ambiance, and the unpredictable textures of the atmosphere.
These recordings are intentionally raw, featuring natural wind distortion and unique environmental sonic elements. By overlaying the direct guitar signal with the ambient audio from the video recording, the album creates a blend of deliberate playing and the "dis-organization" of the world outside. It is a document of a performer reacting to his environment in real-time.
Full video for Expression on the Rooftop:
Tuesday, 8 September 2026
OJP087 : Miss Canine Hoe / Four Bootlegs I
Cover art by Mytyl
OJP087 : Miss Canine Hoe / Four Bootlegs I
A secret Bandcamp only album with various live recordings which were found back on diverse bootlegs cassettes. Passing from hand to hand until Mytyl found one and decided to make it available to all.
To enjoy before their long awaited new album!(see also OJP079, OJP080 and OJP085).
Digital release on the 8th of September 2026.
Track listing:
Friday, 4 September 2026
OUI083 : The Wrong Object featuring Annie Whitehead - Harry Beckett / Platform One
OUI083 : The Wrong Object featuring Annie Whitehead - Harry Beckett / Platform One
John Kelman in AllAbout Jazz (2007):
"Belgium's The Wrong Object is on a roll. An album as strong as The Unbelievable Truth (MoonJune, 2007), documenting a first (and, sadly, only) encounter in 2005 with the late British saxophone legend Elton Dean, would be more than enough for any group in any year. But with Platform One, this intrepid art/rock group teams with another legend—trumpeter Harry Beckett, born in Barbados but a fixture on the British scene since the 1950s—and trombonist Annie Whitehead, who may not be a legend yet, but deserves to be. Recorded live, Platform One isn't necessarily better than The Unbelievable Truth, but it is more powerful, brimming with reckless abandon and rock energy.
The term reckless abandon makes a lot of sense for The Wrong Object. The group's reputation was first established paying tribute to the music and, more importantly, spirit of the late Frank Zappa. Platform One features two Zappa covers—the complex, twisting and turning and ultimately swinging "Big Swifty, from Waka/Jawaka (Ryko, 1972), and the slower but no less visceral "Filthy Habits, from Sleep Dirt Ryko, 1979). The former features a lithe and unpredictable solo from Whitehead, while guitarist Michel DelVille's unfettered solo on the latter approaches Zappa's solo of complete abandon on "Zombie Woof, from Overnight Sensation (Rkyo, 1973).
There's no shortage of fine original material either. The brief improvised fanfare of "Intruth leads into Delville's Middle Eastern-tinged "Honeypump Riff, where bassist Damien Polard and drummer Laurent Delchambre propel a brief but outrageous Zappa-esque solo from DelVille, before Jean-Paul Estiévenart takes an increasingly frenetic trumpet solo that's equally matched by Whitehead. The guitarist's episodic "Wet Weather Wet moves from gentle waltz to "Peter Gunn -style rifferama to periods of greater freedom that the group navigates with complete ease.
The rest of the album features equally strong material by Whitehead and Beckett. Whitehead's title track, a 5/4 minor blues, is introduced by a probing a capella trombone solo that is reason alone for Whitehead to garner greater international acclaim, while "This Affects That swings hard, but is kept sonically off-kilter by DelVille's guitar synth. It's a testimony to the flexibility of the group and its guests that Beckett's fiery and open-ended "Scarlet Mine, from 1970's Flare Up, sounds absolutely contemporary thirty-five years later. Beckett's elegant flugelhorn work is featured on "Tinseltown, an elegant jazz waltz carried by The Wrong Object's flexible support.
That Platform One sounds like a group that's played together longer is even more remarkable for the fact that the group and its guests never met prior to hitting the stage. Instead, they passed mp3 files back and forth before meeting, so each could learn the other's material. It may be a new way of dealing with the prohibitive costs of bringing geographically distanced artists together, but based on the many wondrous sounds of surprise on Platform One it's one that, in the hands of capable musicians, clearly works just fine."
The album was originally released in 2007 on JazzPrint UK.
Annie Whitehead: Trombone
Harry Beckett: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Jean-Paul Estiévenart: Trumpet
Fred Delplancq: Tenor Saxophone
Yves Dellicour: Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet
Frank van der Kooij: Baritone Saxophone (11)
Damien Polard: Bass, Electronics
Laurent Delchambre: Drums, Percussion
Liner Notes – Matthew Wright
Mastered By – Gaëtan Streel
Thursday, 3 September 2026
OUI090 : Ever Present / Flight of the Plastic Seagull
OUI090 : Ever Present / Flight of the Plastic Seagull
Single taken out of the forthcoming album 'alledaagse gedachten' coming out on the 2nd of October 2026.
A teaser for the album:














