Kraak
Bands
Bad Statistics, Bear Bones, Lay Low, EL-G, ES, Greg Malcolm, Hellvete, Ignatz, Kiila, Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat, Kohn, Kohn/Peaking Lights/Alien Radio/Ducktails, Main, Rhythm Section & Fred Van Hove, Sheldon Siegel/Razen, The Afternoon Saints, TukReleases
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Bad Statistics Static Kraak |
| “Bad as they may be, BAD STATISTICS are a fanatical bunch of drone improv rockers, veering between prog, kraut, minimalism and scandinavian doom (not to mention Russian trancecore), framing the... | |
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Bear Bones, Lay Low Vallee De Dith Kraak |
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EL-G Tout Ploie Kraak |
| We first heard the music of Paris-based Laurent Gérard when he forgot a demo-cdr in the tourvan of Jack Rose last year, and directly became one of our favourite French acts of the moment... | |
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ES Sateenkaarisuudelma Kraak |
| Sateenkaarisuudelma is the fourth solo album from Sami Sänpäkkilä under the name Es. The double LP is a trilogy containing three independent parts: Sateenkaarisuudelma, Maailmankaari and... | |
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ES Kaikkeuden Kauneus Ja Kasittamattomyys Kraak |
| Kaikkeuden kauneus ja käsittämättömyys (The Beauty and Inconceivableness of Everything) is the third solo album by Sami Sänpäkkilä, and the second release on (K-RAA-K)3. Sami Sänpäkkilä: “This... | |
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Greg Malcolm Swimming In It Kraak |
| Greg Malcolm is one of those artists who plays in a league of his own. Since the start of his musical career, now more then 10 years ago, Malcolm has composed, performed and recorded music for short... | |
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Hellvete De Gek Kraak |
| Hellvete is one of the three members who founded the Flemish Funeral Folk collective and a key figure of the satanadelic combo Sylvester Anfang II. Similar to the mothership, his solo work spans... | |
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Ignatz Ignatz III Kraak |
| With his third full album Bram Devens has once again amazed us with a masterpiece. In his usual brain-melting retro-futuristic blues folk, he summons the devilish spirits of Bukka White, Robert Pete... | |
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Kiila Silmat Sulkaset Kraak |
| The music of Kiila has undergone something of a metamorphosis during the past three years. On the new album Silmät sulkaset, the band gently conjures up mildly otherworldly tunes with a peaceful air... | |
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Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat An Interlude To The Outmost Kraak |
| The young Belgian ruler of apocalyptic folk, Stef Heeren, after his much aclaimed debut album of last year, returns with an amazing follow up. “An Interlude For The Outermost” combines the dark... | |
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Kohn/Peaking Lights/Alien Radio/Ducktails Lune Atroce/Soleil Amer 4-Way Split Kraak |
| One year after the ‘Meet the Philly elite’ 7” we finally release a fresh 4-way split. This time Köhn and Alien Radio are trancing deep into the history of synthesizer classics while Peaking Lights and... | |
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Rhythm Section & Fred Van Hove Hear Here Now Kraak |
| Rhythm Section is an occasional duo of Peter Jacquemyn and Tatsuya Nakatani who toured in the spring of 2007 in Europe. In Belgium they have been accompanied by Fred Van Hove on piano and accordion... | |
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Sheldon Siegel/Razen Sheldon Siegel/Razen Split LP Kraak |
| limited edition of 300 LP’s Sheldon Siegel There are young, arrogant artists who think they will conquer the world from their studios in Belgium with their neo-realistic paintings and their... | |
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The Afternoon Saints The Shirley Jangle Kraak |
| The three-sided LP “The Shirley Jangle” is a unique collaboration by some extraordinary talents, working under the moniker of The Afternoon Saints, better known individually as Lee Ranaldo... | |
