Ruiskamer: Klinck Trio + dudal & de Roover

Two remarkable acts that each highlight, in their own way, the richness and innovation of Belgium’s experimental music scene

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Double bill with Klinck Trio and dudal & de Roover: from lovely soundscapes with a bite to mesmerizing tape loops. Klinck Trio creates slowly unfolding soundscapes where melody and silence are interwoven, resulting in a delicate, childlike space of intimacy and discovery. Dudal & de Roover brings tape loops that patiently and organically move toward grainy ambient.

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About dudal & de Roover

The Belgian musicians Pieter Dudal and Adriaan de Roover explore the tactile, ritualized art of tape loops, where every gesture — cutting, shifting and layering tape — shapes the evolving sound. Their practice has developed through live performances at Meakusma Festival and residencies at arts centers such as VIERNULVIER, Ancienne Belgique and Volta, combining acoustic and electronic sources into immersive soundscapes that unfold with both careful craftsmanship and organic growth.

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Based in Brussels, Adriaan de Roover has been carving a unique path in experimental electronic music for over a decade, with releases on labels such as [PIAS], Dauw, Consouling and Fog Mountain. He is an experienced collaborator, installation artist and commissioned composer — recently creating music for a fashion exhibition by Milk of Lime (DE) and a 4DSOUND project co-produced by STUK Leuven and MONOM. His latest album, Other Rooms (Dauw), was praised by Bandcamp, HHV and The Vinyl Factory.

Dudal is the moniker of Pieter Dudal, a Ghent-based sound artist and musician. He is the founder and curator of the labels Dauw and blickwinkel. His work intertwines lo-fi melodies with slowly evolving textures, resulting in delicate electroacoustic compositions. In 2021, he released his debut album Can You Say It Again, and he currently hosts a monthly show on Kiosk Radio in Brussels.

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About Klinck Trio

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With their debut album, My Hair is Everywhere, Klinck Trio—Elisabeth Klinck (violin, vocals), Adia Vanheerentals (saxophone, vocals), and Maya Dhondt (piano, vocals)—unfolds an intimate language in which melody and silence hold each other in a fragile balance. Rooted in improvisation, the music exudes an openness in which every sound and pause is given meaning.

The album sounds like an invitation to attentive listening: from whispering details and breathing spaces to playful melodies and tender resonances. Inspired by artists like Meredith Monk, the music moves between lightness and melancholy, searching for a fragile beauty that only fully unfolds in silence. 

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Elisabeth Klinck is a contemporary violinist, composer, and performer from Brussels, known for her timeless, profound soundscapes. Her albums 'Picture a Frame' (2023) and 'Chronotopia' – selected by The Quietus as one of the best albums of 2025. In 2025, Elisabeth was selected as one of radio station Klara's De Twintigers, a group of promising young artists who are shaping the future of Belgian classical music.

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Adia Vanheerentals is one of Belgium's most promising young musicians. She was selected for Klara De Twintigers (2024) and is also the driving force behind Bodem, her trio with Anke Verslype and Willem Malfliet, with which she toured during JazzLab in 2025. Her solo LP 'Here Are 5 Reasons to Meditate' was released in 2024 on Ultra Eczema, and her next album 'Taking Place' on Relative Pitch Records is scheduled for release in November 2025.

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Maya Dhondt is a Brussels-based pianist and abstract virtuoso whose practice ranges from glitch-pop experiments to contemporary piano works. She has performed at festivals such as Rewire (The Hague) and Fifty Lab (Brussels), and her debut album 'wow, x' was released in 2024 on VIERNULVIER Records.