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Since

release showcase on may 23, 2026

Since

new album out may 22, 2026

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Since


2026 SoOnd - SND26005


With « Since », Missing Waves—the duo of Marie-Catherine Mossé and Daniel Palomo Vinuesa—open a new chapter in their sonic exploration. “Since”: a simple word, yet one that carries the memory of what we are, and of what changes. Following their 2018 release « Post Crash », the duo continues to navigate the fragile territory between the human and the machine. Electronics and acoustic gestures intertwine in a music that remains intimate while subtly experimental.

Somewhere along a lineage stretching from David Bowie’s Eno-era explorations to Kate Bush, and from Portishead to today’s evolving electronica scene, « Since » unfolds a form of free-spirited pop—poetic, spontaneous, and quietly adventurous—where every sound seems to carry a trace of memory. The studio serves as their shared laboratory, yet Missing Waves remains, at heart, a duo of musicians. Their use of voice, wind instruments and piano brings an organic presence that anchors the electronic textures.

Their music reflects an eclectic path where minimalism meets psychedelia, reggae-dub resonates with world music, and echoes of jazz and progressive rock surface along the way. With « Since », Missing Waves deliver an album that is both distinctive and exploratory—music suspended between memory and anticipation, between yesterday and tomorrow.

Post-Crash


2018 Brocoli - Brocoli 022


« The story began in 2014.
Crash refers to when a computer stops functioning, destroying the memory of past projects.
Post is the concept of pursuing only things that deserve to be. It comes from our common desire to mix our love of vocals, songs, and our taste for sounds research and lost waves. »

Post-Crash is an unexpected journey that mixes pop songs, improbable sounds and dreamy ambiances. Imagine Portishead crossing the road to meet Robert Fripp, Kate Bush partnering with Talk Talk or Björk recording with Robert Wyatt. It may also sound like John Surman playing saxophones over a deconstructed—then reconstructed—electronica production; a flirtation with experimental music without ever getting away from sharp and heady melodies.

Flying cats meet dada looking for a cure of good vibrations.

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