Back & Forth is the illegitimate child of Steph Heen and Aziz Terug. Following a first EP released in 2007, the second in the Perishable series, they’ve swelled their ranks to include veterans Kadah Vresky and drummer David Arens and cooked us up another gem of cinematic proportions: 'the perfect soundtrack to drink hard liquor alone in a dingy bar. Smoking Polish cigarettes for company, all the way to the filter, till it burns; smoking to give flesh to the passing of time. Waiting for the night to end and the cold, grey morning to arrive, staring at the reminiscences swimming at the bottom of your glass. I’ll have some more of the same, thank you. And have whatever you want for yourself. There are intervals between the dreams. But I have no memory of them now. The world around me is dissolving, leaving only patches here and there. Except for a last, solitary note, that barely grazes the silence; just a faint, high tone, snuffed out and smothered like a flame.'

Partners:
Finnish Institute, Planetarium, St. Feuillien

Lillevan and Vladislav Delay have performed many times over the last 8 years, also collaborating under Vladislav’s other monikers Luomo and Uusitalo. Performances are always free-form, allowing a maximum of possibilities as the visual side creates a new layer of expression, flowing freely with and against the music. Most recently they've been collaborating on a project called KinoVida, but for Cimatics festival Delay & Lillevan will bring an exclusive audiovisual concert for the very specific setting of the Brussels Planetarium. Lillevan is an animation, video and media artist. He is perhaps best known as founding member of the visual / music group Rechenzentrum (1997-2008). Parallel to his work in Rechenzentrum, he has performed and collaborated with many artists from a wide array of genres, from opera to installation, from minimal electronic experimentalism to dance and classical music. Lillevan has performed and exhibited all over the globe, and has performed at all the major m

Partners:
Finnish Institute Brussels, Planetarium, St. Feuillien