Floating in the same stratosphere as the likes of Khruangbin, Midlife and BALTHVS, YĪN YĪN play the kind of cinematic psyche-rock that takes listeners on a sonic journey of epic proportions. Combining disco, funk and all manner of electronic experimentation with Thai, Japanese and world music flavours, the Maastricht-based four-piece forge a mostly instrumental sound that is intoxicating and infectious in equal measures, ranging from their 2019 debut ‘The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers’ to this year’s ‘Mount Matsu’. Don’t miss their Clockenflap debut.

來自荷蘭充滿中世紀風格建築嘅古城 Masstricht，YĪN YĪN 與早期 Khruangbin 一樣受到泰國東北傳統 Molam 音樂影響，融合 funk、Afrobeat、electronica 等強調節拍嘅樂種，自成一套電子迷幻的士高，2019年推出首張大碟《The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers》後，YĪN YĪN 嘅代表作如〈One Inch Punch〉、〈Dis kô Dis kô〉等就經常出現喺新派迷幻搖滾樂迷嘅playlist之中。

YĪN YĪN 年初推出喺比利時郊區自家錄音室錄製嘅第三張專輯《Mount Matsu》，結合咗衝浪音樂、東南亞迷幻音樂、變種80年代的士高、City Pop 以至日本江户時代音樂等 world music 元素，佢哋將會首登 Clockenflap 舞台作香港公演帶大家進入萬花筒幻境。