IMPLANT vs. ANNE CLARK vs. LUC VAN ACKER vs.... future?
Once again, Belgian studio guru Len Lemeire took us all by surprise this Summer by launching as headliner of the Bladelse Feesten, one of the biggest city Summer festivals in Europe with a new live performance concept together with the infamous Luc Van Acker (Ministry, etc.) as guest guitarist and joined by nobody else but Anne Clark on vocals in exclusive upbeat electronic reinterpretations of her repertoire mutated by IMPLANT. The overwhelming reactions of the audience and the national press (OOR, ...) confirm that this winning team manages to give Anne Clark's unique poetry a twist of 21st century modernism. Both artists have already decided to deepen their collaboration and work closer together on future live shows and new releases. In related news, IMPLANT's next album is progressing very well taking once again, you bet, an all new sonic direction... Pictures from the live show can be viewed here. at Alfa Matrix
Once again, Belgian studio guru Len Lemeire took us all by surprise this Summer by launching as headliner of the Bladelse Feesten, one of the biggest city Summer festivals in Europe with a new live performance concept together with the infamous Luc Van Acker (Ministry, etc.) as guest guitarist and joined by nobody else but Anne Clark on vocals in exclusive upbeat electronic reinterpretations of her repertoire mutated by IMPLANT. The overwhelming reactions of the audience and the national press (OOR, ...) confirm that this winning team manages to give Anne Clark's unique poetry a twist of 21st century modernism. Both artists have already decided to deepen their collaboration and work closer together on future live shows and new releases. In related news, IMPLANT's next album is progressing very well taking once again, you bet, an all new sonic direction... Pictures from the live show can be viewed 
