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More music can be found at the MUSIC PLAYER & GUIDE TO CLASSIC ALBUMS.
LATEST NEWS
MAR 1, 2019 'We are civilised!?' is released
(the RPM challenge 2019 album)
In an impulsive moment Bram decided to take on the RPM challenge in 2019, which means that you have to record an album with new music in one month. The album is uploaded on the player here, and can be downloaded as a whole at my noisetrade site.
I probably had no idea what I as doing, and I still don't have a clue, but there are some interesting new songs on the album. Following the tradition there's a lot of styles, subjects and sounds blended together.
AUG 18, 2018 Classic Bram Cools albums added
All Classic Bram Cools album (plus 'a guide to...') have been uploaded to this site for streaming in addition to the new 'Liminality' which is not a full-album but a collection of both old an new songs. They can be downloaded at the Bram Cools bandcamp store at a chosen price starting from just your email address.
Se the MUSIC PLAYER & GUIDE TO CLASSIC ALBUMS above!
AUG 18, 2018 'Liminality' released!
​The compilation 'Liminality' with both new and old songs has been released and can be listened here on this site, or downloaded on my noisetrade site.
Please have a listen and share it with those who might like it.
13
Jul
home-concert Lier
26
Aug
U-nite festival, Sint-Joris-Weert
(13:00)
TBA
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birtday party home concert
Bram Cools is an out-of-the-box songwriter from Lier, Belgium, producing his own style of DIY music while exploring a lot of musical genres, lyrical themes and even languages.
Starting with home-made lo-fi folk on cassette in the late nineties his musical universe has been expanding and deepening through the years, in an ever-growing catalogue of not very commercial yet always original tunes that range from rock to folk, from shamanic chants to freejazz and from chiptunepunk to triphopfolk.
While most recordings are usually a lot of Bram Coolses multitracked on a variety of instruments, non-instruments, electronics and vocals, the live-shows usually have been more simple, solo on guitar or with a minimal band; but the hope remains to have a big-band one day...