Arts Centre Vooruit, Ghent, Belgium

Two spaced-out Londoners bridge the gap between Pink Floyd and Leonard Cohen. – Humo. Add MGMT and Depeche Mode to the equation and you know what to expect from A Mountain of One.

Instead of making bland, reheated chow, the British duo provides a unique and innovating recipe. On their debut album, ‘Institute of Joy’, they present a dark, bombastic, psychedelic, yet accessible sound. They previously released a collection of their EPs, under the title ‘Collected Works’: “Spiritual. Epic. Prog rock. Carlos Santana. You’re still with us? Great! If you haven’t called an ambulance after hearing these words, you might make the discovery of a lifetime with A Mountain Of One’s Collected Works. – Knack