Long time Roadburners will be familiar with Dirk Serries - he has performed at the festival under various guises a number of times. Having already hosted him with Fear Falls Burning, Microphonics, Year of No Light, Yodok III and Scatterwound already, they were due to welcome him back in 2020 with Kodian Trio. Fate had other ideas... but in with a creative spirit that never stops wandering and a thirst for experimenting, they knew that Dirk would be primed and ready to throw himself head first into a commissioned project for Roadburn Redux. Since 1984 Dirk Serries has been pushing sonic boundaries throughout a variation of styles, from the harsh industrialism of the early 80s to his current A New Wave of Jazz label under which he releases free improvised music. Well known for his take on carefully executed and exquisite ambient music, Epitaph is the banner under which he performs with an improvised approach instead. For this special Roadburn performance, he created alongside Tom Malmendier on drums and Rutger Zuydervelt on electronics.
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Long time Roadburners will be familiar with Dirk Serries - he has performed at the festival under various guises a number of times. Having already hosted him with Fear Falls Burning, Microphonics, Year of No Light, Yodok III and Scatterwound already, they were due to welcome him back in 2020 with Kodian Trio. Fate had other ideas... but in with a creative spirit that never stops wandering and a thirst for experimenting, they knew that Dirk would be primed and ready to throw himself head first into a commissioned project for Roadburn Redux. Since 1984 Dirk Serries has been pushing sonic boundaries throughout a variation of styles, from the harsh industrialism of the early 80s to his current A New Wave of Jazz label under which he releases free improvised music. Well known for his take on carefully executed and exquisite ambient music, Epitaph is the banner under which he performs with an improvised approach instead. For this special Roadburn performance, he created alongside Tom Malmendier on drums and Rutger Zuydervelt on electronics.
