Based in Antwerp, Milan Warmoeskerken has long been a fixture of the Flemish underground, moving fluidly between synth pop (Mittland och Leo), cult ensembles (Flying Horseman, Condor Gruppe), and solo releases on labels like Ekster and JJ Funhouse. His sound resists certainty — sometimes playful, sometimes melancholic, always with a lightness of touch.

Under the Milan W. moniker, he’s built a singular body of work marked by intimacy and abstraction. Leave Another Day, his highly acclaimed and chronically sold-out LP, signalled a quiet turning point: a shift from electronic minimalism toward more tactile instrumentation — guitars, saxophones, and faltering vocal melodies drifting through space. The album lingers like a half-remembered scene, its details more felt than fixed.

Live, Milan W. carries the same gentle presence. Loops drift in and out of sync, tones stretch and recede, never rushing toward climax. His sets unfold like dusk — subtle, slow, quietly immersive.