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Constellation Records, Montreal, QC (2026)

06/04/2026

Pleased to share that Radwan Ghazi Moumneh & Frédéric D. Oberland have been invited to perform at the 20th anniversary edition of Le Guess Who? in Utrecht, Netherlands, on November 8, as part of this year’s artist-curated programme.

The festival’s first wave of artists includes an inspiring and far-reaching constellation of voices and projects, among them Tortoise, Grouper, Loraine James, Kelsey Lu, Juana Molina, Maryam Saleh, and many more.

The performance follows the release of Eternal Life No End, the duo’s debut collaborative album, available now on Constellation (link in bio).

A European tour is currently being assembled around the festival appearance, with additional dates to be announced in the coming months.

More soon.

05/13/2026

Big thanks to Philip Sherburne / Futurism Restated for writing about Glissandro 70’s long-lost second album G70 2: Bones of Dundasa:

“Arthur Russell’s influence is self-evident: the opening song is a cover of “Lucky Cloud,” graced with a trombone solo by Russell’s collaborator Peter Zummo. But in other ways, it’s a very different record than their debut: In place of its long, evolving, hypnotic tracks, the new (old) record sticks mostly to pithier running times, while exploring an even squirrelier set of moods and japes. It’s a far more hardscrabble vision of psychedelia this time out. But Glissandro 70 can still be generously immersive when they feel like it. As a wrinkled snapshot, torn edges and all, of a future that might have been, it makes for a fascinating artifact.”

G70 2: Bones of Dundasa is out now on Constellation and currently shipping from Bandcamp, the CST webshoppe, and wherever you buy your music from.

Written and recorded in the years surrounding the duo’s self-titled debut before being shelved, lost, and unexpectedly rediscovered, the record finally arrives two decades later as a fractured companion piece to one of the defining underground Canadian records of the 2000s.

LP / CD / digital available now.
https://lnk.to/cst192

05/06/2026

Glissandro 70 (Craig Dunsmuir & Sandro Perri ) play Toronto on 04 June alongside Khora & Mas Aya and Sweet Lips, presented by TONE at Standard Time .to.

The show follows the release of G70 2: Bones Of Dundasa, the duo’s second album on Constellation, assembled from recordings spanning 2004–2015 and recently restored into a full-length work.
Early responses have noted its shift between electronic construction and rhythm-led pieces, with a strong sense of continuity across time rather than archival distance.

“Wilfully bizarre and occasionally delicious” – The Arts Desk

Doors 8:00PM / Show 8:15PM
All ages / licensed
Standard Time — 165 Geary Ave, 2nd Floor, Unit A, Toronto

Tickets at the link in bio.

05/01/2026

Radwan Ghazi Moumneh + Frédéric D. Oberland Canada 2026

Three dates this June, organized by Heavy Trip:

June 20 — Pantoum — Québec, QC June 22 — BSMT 254 — Toronto, ON June 27 — Sala Rossa (Suoni) — Montréal, QC

The duo’s debut album Eternal Life No End is out now via Constellation, available on vinyl and digital.

“A stunning, devastating album that gestures at the paradox of art structured by tragedy; the urgency of responding to calamity and art’s inadequacy to do so. Expansive droning soundscapes are ruptured by gut-shaking bass synth, punctuated by tonal percussion, woven by plaintive modular arpeggios, that pirouette alongside Moumneh’s twangy solo buzuk and dirge-like vocal harmonies. Electrified rababa threads a needle from your heart to your eyes, tugging along the pain of a war-torn landscape. Moumneh’s vocals wrench otherworldly emotionality.” – THE WIRE

“In the lamenting vocals, which often sound very melodic and instrumental, one can let one’s thoughts wander, and perhaps even find solace. Eternal Life No End, despite its cover featuring ominous, fairy-tale creatures and an initial focus on the pursuit of darkness and hell, conceals within it emotionally resonant melodies. Delicate string arrangements, saxophone enchantments, bass chord changes, and Moumneh’s seductive vocals lend this album its uniqueness and perhaps also a glimmer of hope in times of darkness and anxiety.” – THE QUIETUS

Constellation’s Winter/Spring 2026 bundle (covering all new releases from February through May, including this one) remains available until May 4.

More at the link in bio.

Photos by Robin Gould.

05/01/2026

G70 2: Bones Of Dundasa is out today.

Twenty years after their 2006 debut, Glissandro 70 (Sandro Perri and Craig Dunsmuir) return with a second full-length assembled from recordings made between 2004–2015, lost in 2016, and restored from rough mixes years later.

The material has been revisited and shaped into a complete album, shifting between electronic constructions and rhythm-led pieces, with occasional returns to song-based forms.

The record includes a version of “Lucky Cloud” by Arthur Russell featuring Peter Zummo, and a take on “You The Vandal” by Moondog. Additional contributions come from Jeremy Strachan and Ryan Driver, and the album closes with a 2005 remix by Dan Bodan.

Each track is paired with a video directed by Jacob Mittermaier-Zubeck. All 12 are now live on the Constellation YouTube channel and embedded on the album’s Bandcamp page.
It’s also Bandcamp Friday, so purchases made today directly support the artists and label.

Listen and watch via Bandcamp and YouTube.

G70 2: Bones Of Dundasa (CST192)
Out now on LP / CD / DL. Linktree in bio.

04/29/2026

Constellation is taking part in a collective fundraiser this weekend in support of Beit Aam .aam, a Beirut-based community organization providing direct aid to displaced people across Lebanon.

From Friday May 1 through Sunday May 3 (Bandcamp Friday weekend), we will be donating our full label share of digital sales on Bandcamp to support their work on the ground.

The current displacement crisis in Lebanon has been driven by the escalation of violence following Israeli military operations and ongoing regional conflict, including heavy bombardments in the south and parts of Beirut. This has led to widespread destruction of housing and infrastructure, forcing over a million people from their homes.

Beit Aam has become a vital grassroots relief hub, coordinating volunteers and distributing essential supplies (food, hygiene kits, clothing, and other basic necessities) to people across affected areas.

This initiative brings together more than 30 independent labels worldwide — including Beacon Sound, Bongo Joe, Glitterbeat, Habibi Funk, Honest Jon’s, Mississippi Records, Strut, Mr Bongo, Discrepant, Rebel Up, and Awesome Tapes from Africa — pooling Bandcamp revenues over the same weekend to direct funds where they are urgently needed.

If you’ve been meaning to support or explore our catalogue, this weekend’s purchases will directly contribute to Beit Aam’s work.

If you’d like to contribute further, you can also donate directly here:
https://gogetfunding.com/bandcamp-fundraiser-for-lebanon-labelsforlebanon/

Visuals by Josette Khalil.

Many thanks to Lewis Robinson and Duncan Ballantyne for the initiative.
aam .i.s.c.r.e.p.a.n.t

04/23/2026

Grateful to Pierre Lemarchand and NOVO for the insightful interview with Jessica Moss, and lovely words about her latest album UNFOLDING. Highly recommended.

04/21/2026

Lebanese sextet SANAM .music_ are already on the road, moving through Europe this April with music from their second full-length, Sametou Sawtan (Constellation, September 2025).

Tour continues:
23.04 — Odense (DK) — Musikhuset Posten
24.04 — Malmö (SE) — Intonal Festival
25.04 — Gothenburg (SE) — Stigbergets Bryggan
26.04 — Stockholm (SE) — Fasching Club
28.04 — Berlin (DE) — Silent Green .green
29.04 — Munich (DE) — Import Export
30.04 — Zürich (CH) — Rote Fabrik
02.05 — Krems (AT) — Donau Festival

“A compelling performance that sidesteps every conceivable ‘world music’ or psych-rock cliché and convention.” - Yorkshire Post (live review)

“A vivid set that moved from suspended, vocal-led openings into heavy rhythmic surges, with buzuq, modular synth, guitar manipulations and Sandy Chamoun’s intense vocal phrasing driving a sound that felt both ancient and electrically new.” - Vanguard (live review)

“A transcendental web of sound over which Sandy Chamoun’s hypnotic voice ebbs and flows. For an hour SANAM hold you in the thrall of their shape- and genre-shifting sound, a concert of such sonic integrity and invention that continues to survive in what is a fast disappearing world.” - God Is In The TV (live review)

Visual by Farah Fayyad
Photos from La Sala Rossa (Montreal) by Pierre Langlois

04/14/2026

Vienna, April 23–24.

What’s Up Vienna! What’s Up Montréal! returns to Echoraum with two nights of performances bringing together artists from Vienna and Montréal across experimental music, sound art, and live audiovisual work.

First launched in 2010 and curated by Michaela Grill, Christof Kurzmann, and Steve Bates, the series continues to create space for collaboration between the two cities, with an emphasis on exchange and performances that take shape in the moment.

This year’s edition features several Constellation-associated artists, including Sophie Trudeau, Elizabeth Anka Vajagic, Steve Bates, and Mark Molnar, alongside a wider group of musicians and visual artists from both cities.

April 23, 2026 — Echoraum, Vienna
• Sophie Trudeau / Michaela Grill
• Stephanie Castonguay / Gabriela Gordillo
• Mark Molnar / Noid / Martin Brandlmayr .brandlmayr

April 24, 2026 — Echoraum, Vienna
• Mark Molnar / Sara Zlanabitnig
• Elizabeth Anka Vajagic / Steve Bates / Christof Kurzmann

Across both evenings, the program moves between improvised music, electronics, and live image work, with artists pairing up across disciplines and geographies.

April 23–24, 2026
Echoraum, Vienna

04/09/2026

The Dwarfs of East Agouza return to Europe this May and June.

Following the release of Sasquatch Landslide on Constellation last fall, the trio of Alan Bishop, Maurice Louca , and Sam Shalabi take the record on the road, moving through a wide arc of cities and rooms.

Press on Sasquatch Landslide:

“Experimental fury spring-loaded with a disorienting, unpredictable energy.” —

“A marvellous record—dynamic, exploratory, and deeply rooted in the trio’s singular universe.” — Blow Up

“A hectic, wonderfully deranged Agouzan souk crawl… delirium has seldom sounded this delicious.” —

“Savour the tones, the beats, the momentary density… if you don’t expect it to make sense, it starts to seem right.” —

Live dates:

19 May — Copenhagen, Alice
20 May — Aarhus, Phono .aarhus
21 May — Stockholm, Nalen Klubb
22 May — Oslo, Kafé Hærverk
23 May — Oslo, Kafé Hærverk
24 May — Moers, Moers Festival
25 May — Moers, Moers Festival (solo sets)
26 May — Lyon, Périscope
27 May — Geneva, Cave 42
29 May — Paris, Instants Chavirés
30 May — Rome, Miniera
31 May — Turin, Jazz Is Dead
02 June — Prague, Punctum
03 June — Cologne, Stadtgarten
04 June — Potsdam, Kiezsalon
05 June — Berlin, 90mil
06 June — Brussels, AB Club

Sasquatch Landslide is out now on Constellation.

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