Cavernous, Fibrous, Sinuous: Tresque continues to carve his rhythms onto the insides of our skulls. He reignites the long forgotten traditions by seemingly burning through time, his rituals are elastic but advance steady towards a future unknown. Tresque shapes an idea of groove by reducing it to a simpler and shorter form. In circular movements, he carves his music out of samples and amplified noises using dub techniques and influenced by musique contcrète.

Coming from an extended artistic career as improvisation and experimental musician, Geneva's D'Incise returns to his roots under his new moniker Tresque. Inspired by restless dances and the sensation of seemingly endless potential, Tresque adopts an attitude of purism to formulate an own take on the nature of traditions and rituals. Tresque is also the name of an almost forgotten medieval dance turned into "an idea of Techno".
Laurent PETER, a.k.a. D'Incise, drifting musician, grew up inbetween dub sound system and experimental electronic music. As a sound explorer, he has no perticular instrument, using whatever can be considered as such, softwares, recordings, objects, percussions, harmonium, etc.
He's interested in radicalism, reductionnism, repetitions and conceptual approaches, building specific set-up for each new occasion, in improvised or composed context. He tends to extract the most tiny details of the elements, appreciates slowness and obsessive explorations of simple processes.