Photo: Ben Pi
SUPER PARQUET + TRUCS
18/9/2026
Doors: 19:00 // Admission: 135 DKK
This evening, TRUCS invites you into a sensory and exploratory percussion universe, where bells, drums and electronics are woven into a living soundscape inspired by shepherding traditions from the Pyrenees – a space between ritual, cultural heritage and experimentation.
Later, Super Parquet leads us further into a pulsating, psychedelic flow, where folk roots meet electronic energy. Here, boundaries dissolve in repetition, drones and trance, and the music becomes a movement you can step into.
PROGRAM
➤ Doors open: 19:00
➤ TRUCS: 19:45
➤ Super Parquet: 21:00
SUPER PARQUET
Super Parquet cultivates a rare hybrid of times, machines and cultures. With a strong sense of celebration and trance, the band from Clermont-Ferrand moves within a sonic landscape that merges the oldest musical pulse with sharp avant-garde expression. Their music does not present itself as a display of skill, but as a psychedelic state – a form of ultra-modern shamanism where earthly burdens dissolve and new horizons unfold.
On the EP GOSHEN (2025), this sense of directionless exploration becomes even more pronounced. The three long tracks – UBAC, NORSKA and PASSE DE GOSHEN – reference both real and imagined landscapes the band has traversed. These geographies become musical journeys that lend their sound a distinctive depth and weight.
Rooted in the traditions of the Massif Central, Super Parquet brings together instruments such as cabrette, dronebox and banjo with untamed electronic setups. The result is a raw and singular blend of acoustics, loops and sonic transformations, guiding the audience into a deep trance – where repetition, drones and micro-variations open up an endless, sensory musical dialogue.
TRUCS
The bells worn around the necks of animals in a herd are tuned in relation to one another. What might sound like chaotic ringing actually forms a unique collective sound, allowing the shepherd to recognize their herd in the mountains (here in the Béarn region) by its distinct resonance. The bells are selected and arranged to create a living orchestra with its own signature sound. But is it music?
With TRUCS, Alexis Toussaint and Romain Colautti explore these cultural and heritage-bearing objects, engaging with their musicality while honoring their symbolic meaning.
In form, the project revolves around a distinctive percussion setup: two prepared drums side by side, two stringed tambourines, a first set of bells attached to each musician’s feet, and a second set suspended like a tree – a floating herd. All elements are processed electronically to create different spatial dimensions and to add a harmonic layer to the percussion (inspired by music from the Pyrenees).