Since 2016, Glass Museum’s raw, sunny energy has been uniting the surgical precision of the best contemporary jazz, à la Gogo Penguin and Badbadnotgood, with the electronic influences of Jon Hopkins or Floating Points.
Consisting of Brussels musicians Antoine Flipo (synths) and Martin Grégoire (drums), Glass Museum has risen through the ranks. Having initially won the opportunity to perform at... Read more
Glass Museum is the ultimate modern marriage between pure traditional jazz, orchestral arrangements, and the mathematics of electronic music. April 24th their second album ‘Reykjavik’ will be released via Sdban Ultra, but today they release their third single ‘Clothing’.
‘Clothing’ was composed as a live remix of Glass Museum’s formal track ‘Opening’, the opening piece to their first album ‘DEUX... Read more
Glass Museum is the Belgian instrumental duo formed by musicians Antoine Flipo (synths) and Martin Grégoire (drums). They combine pure traditional jazz with orchestral arrangements and the mathematical nature of modern electronic music. Their second album 'Reykjavik' will be released April 24th via Sdban Ultra.
IOTA is the 2nd track they share from this album. « IOTA » is a french expression that... Read more
Glass Museum is the Belgian instrumental duo formed by musicians Antoine Flipo (synths) and Martin Grégoire (drums). They combine pure traditional jazz with orchestral arrangements and the mathematical nature of modern electronic music. Their second album 'Reykjavik' will be released on March 27 via Sdban Ultra.
'Abyss' is the first single from the new album and was written by Antoine Flipo. On ‘... Read more
The album 'Reykjavik' due March 27th on vinyl/cd/digital is now available for pre-order on our Bandcamp:
https://sdbanrecords.bandcamp.com/album/glass-museum-reykjavik
Reykjavik prevails at the intersection of classical music, electronics and jazz, a chiaroscuro whose highlights are defined by their energy and vibrant colour. Across this second album, Grégoire and Flipo have created their own... Read more
