Tag Archives: music

chaos in the club

One of the things I never kind of expected to do, was shoot inside a nightclub… in Singapore. I spent most of my childhood here chafing at all of the things I wasn’t supposed to do or be or think about or whatever, that whenever I get away with doing my own thing, I’m a little shocked. (Yes, I have issues) François…More

Zack Christ in Color

Some months ago I posted a black and white portrait of Zack Christ. It appeared he rather liked the picture too. I love black and white portraits, and I try to make them all the time. But I am influenced too much by the colour of things, still unable to concentrate only on form and contrast, ignoring the bias of hue and shade.…More

Zack Christ

Last week I heard Zack Christ play a 45 minute set during the Århus leg of the Bas Under Buen tour. His performance was different from any other in the festival: It went to hell from the start.More

At Bas Under Buen 2014. Odense, Denmark. Fuji XE-2 courtesy Fuji Danmark.More

At Bas Under Buen 2014. Odense, Denmark. Fuji XE-2 courtesy Fuji Danmark.More

Ohoi!

At Bas Under Buen 2014. Frederiksberg, Copenhagen.More

Joy

At Bas Under Buen 2014. Frederiksberg, Copenhagen.More

Meta and the Cornerstones

6 June 2013, Montréal: At the Montreal Jazz Festival last summer, David Rowicz and I wandered across a reggae band that was doing a soundcheck. Neither of us knew who they were, but the soundcheck sounded so good, we decided we had to see the actual show. More

Ukendt Kunstner

I first heard Ukendt Kunster’s Neonlys album (free – yes really – download here) this past April, somewhere in the sweeping wilds of New Mexico. Hooked off the bat. Ukendt Kunstner – Danish for “Unknown Artist” – are Hans Philip (rapper) and Jens Ole McCoy (producer). All their lyrics are Danish. I don’t speak Danish.…More

Trailerpark Festival Recap

Words and pictures by Flemming Bo Jensen and Charlene Winfred. Originally posted in the Trailerpark blog and Artrebels blog, 9 August 2013 Trailerpark Festival 2013 was rich in every way an art and music celebration should be: visually, aurally, and atmospherically. For a photographer, this provoked the pleasurable dilemma: do I shoot, or do I…More