Norchestra
No rchestra is a Belgian music project based in Brussels, exploring ambient electro and electronic genres since 2011.
- Origin
- Brussels
- Country
- Belgique
- Active since
- 2011
- Tracks
- 19
On KracRadio
Tracks in our library
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Algorithmic Improvisations
Generative Ambient Clocked
Le palais des bizarres
Lockdown Tracks
Biography
Story
No rchestra is a Belgian music project originating from Brussels, active since 2011. It specializes in ambient electro and electronic genres. The discography of No rchestra includes several albums, such as "NO rchestra" (2011), "No more mu-sick" (2011), "Very Careful Variations" (2020), and "Lockdown Tracks" (2021), as well as an EP titled "Dictatorship in disguise" (2011).
The project also has a notable presence on KracRadio, with 19 tracks broadcasted, including "Autorca", "Buchlalala", "Melna", and several improvisations from the album "Algorithmic Improvisations". No rchestra continues to explore new sounds and contribute to the contemporary electronic music scene.
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Belgian music project based in Brussels.
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Genres: Ambient Electro and electronic.
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Discography includes "Lockdown Tracks" and "Very Careful Variations."
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19 tracks broadcasted on KracRadio.
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Exploring new sounds since 2011.
Selection
Discography
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2021Lockdown Tracks
2020Very Careful Variations
2011NO rchestra
2011No more mu-sick
2011EPDictatorship in disguise
FAQ
About the artist
Q01What music genres does No rchestra explore?+
No rchestra explores ambient electro and electronic genres.
Q02What is No rchestra's discography?+
No rchestra's discography includes the albums "NO rchestra" (2011), "No more mu-sick" (2011), "Very Careful Variations" (2020), and "Lockdown Tracks" (2021), as well as an EP titled "Dictatorship in disguise" (2011).
Q03Where can I listen to No rchestra's tracks?+
On its KracRadio page.