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Cover artwork for Dees Ploat Blèft Spele, showing a rough fairground crowd around a homemade record player and speaker stack.
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Album · 10 tracks · 9 September 2026

Dees Ploat Blèft Spele

Ten Antwerp-dialect songs from the fairground, the beach, the street and the plastic chair that outlasts the night.

Cover artwork for AIKONAUT II, showing the restrained ritual geometry of the Aikonaut project.
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Album · 15 tracks · 21 July 2026

AIKONAUT II

The debut record, taken again: familiar songs remade rather than remastered.

Cover artwork for Jump Rite, a dark machine-liturgical dance record.
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Concept album · 12 stations · 14 July 2026

Jump Rite

A machine mass built from jumpstyle, command, surrender and the measured body.

Cover artwork for Tacituri, a literary and cinematic Aikonaut project.
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Book, soundtrack and visual project · 20 May 2026

Tacituri

A story, soundtrack and visual archive about precision, diplomacy and strategic silence.

Cover artwork for The Witness Room by Aikonaut.
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Soundtrack album · 14 tracks · 24 January 2026

The Witness Room

A room built from observation, repetition and the fear that the glass is looking back.

Cover artwork for Genocide by Aikonaut.
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Single · 1 track · 12 August 2025

Genocide

A documentary voice is held in place without decorative distance.

Cover artwork for Are We Safe Yet by Aikonaut.
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Album · 17 tracks · 6 February 2025

Are We Safe Yet

Security keeps scanning until the protection begins to resemble the threat.

Cover artwork for AIKONAUT, the 2024 debut album by Aikonaut.
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Debut album · 14 tracks · 9 November 2024

AIKONAUT

The original machine-liturgical record: fourteen songs on intelligence, faith and synthetic futures.