Azertyklavierwerke, known for their innovative sound and enigmatic presence in the avant-garde music scene, is an artist that defies conventional classification. With a project name that playfully nods to the layout of a QWERTY keyboard adapted for the Belgian market, Azertyklavierwerke is as much about the aesthetic experience as it is about the auditory one. Their discography is a labyrinthine journey through electronic landscapes, with a penchant for blending seemingly incongruent elements into a harmonious whole.

The artist's recent releases, including the contemplative "Tonder" and the fashion-forward "Fashion Instruments: SS23," showcase a broad palette of inspirations, from the minimalistic to the baroque. In the twin releases of "Coconut Oil," they present two sides of the same coin, exploring the fluidity of themes and motifs. The provocatively titled "Geile mus" and the organic "Durum" continue this exploration of texture and tone, while "Echo Park" serves as an audio postcard from the fringes of urbanity. "Leo Is Een Spiegel Gaan Halen" is a narrative-rich composition, possibly hinting at a deeper personal story, contrasted by the abstract "Patronen" and the fruitlessness explored in "Vruchteloos Gehamer." With each release, Azertyklavierwerke invites listeners into a sonic realm rich with experimental tenacity and layered meanings.