Roland Campenhout Van - Folksongs From A Non-existing LandFolksongs From A Non existing Land, the new album from Roland Van Campenhout, the enchanting Belgian king of dharma bums, brings mantra from India, repetitive hypnotic Javanese gamelan voodoo swamp from New Orleans, in reference to Sandy Bull & The Bayou Maharaja, small electronic soundscapes with poetic lyrics recorded in Ghent, Belgium & beautifully mixed in Tokyo by Joe Talia.

a prophetic monument to the ultimate destination for the rapidly sickening human race

Before he took up drums

race and backgrounds

No Regrets8

But he enjoys himself the most when he's on stage in a live situation

from melancholic lyricism to witty charm

"Da Vinci" (1987) and "Back In Business" (1989) for Polygram Records

Michael Rosner

yet certainly not meek

This did not happen and all that remained were bitterness and incomprehension

Volume 5 of Music from the Peterhouse Partbooks contains the world premiere recording of a Mass by an anonymous English composer from the first half of the 16th century

an inexhaustible topic to which we constantly want to come back