CONCERT: Reveal Party + Catch the Breeze

Student House Presents Reveal Party and Catch the Breeze

An evening of powerful melodies, personal narratives and sound universes that embrace both the intimate and the grand.

Coming this evening with his band, Reveal Party brings its special blend of indie folk-rock and lo-fi pop to the stage, while Catch the Breeze invites into a spherical and image-making shoegaze universe.


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Reveal Party
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Video: You Stole A Year Of My Life
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Delivering Indie folk-rock and lo-fi pop with an experimental approach, Reveal Party has previously performed on major stages such as Roskilde Festival and Vega, and with a DIY approach she has toured around Europe, travelling around with a suitcase full of merchandise and a laptop that doubles as a mobile mini studio.

Whether she's writing bedroom ballads late at night or leading a live band, Reveal Party has a remarkable ability to make any performance feel present and intimate. Her lyrics are performed with the honesty and vulnerability one finds in a drunken confidante between friends, and her mature voice strikes a tone that is both fragile and strong.

Her debut album, “Favorite Person,” paints a nuanced portrait of love and heartbreak. The album received five out of six stars in GAFFA and was described by Passive/Aggressive as “brilliantly intelligent, obsessed with the '90s and accomplished queer.” Several singles from the album have also become permanent fixtures on P6 Beat.

Reveal Party's second album” Prettiest Flower”, which landed in late May combines her inspiration from Midwest emo and lo-fi pop with elements of stadium rock and experimental instrumental folk. The result is a coherent, self-referential, wistful and nostalgic work with great artistic impact.

Telling a coming-of-age story rooted in a transgender experience, the album presents a raw but tender autobiography in which truths are revealed between the lines and space is given to the unsaid. The music explores the pain of change, the dreams that smolder beneath the surface, and the anxiety of both being a caterpillar and a butterfly. In doing so, the album marks an ambitious and emotionally powerful new chapter for the artist who describes himself as a professional yearning soul.


Catch the Breeze
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Video: Paper Lanterns
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Catch the Breeze are pioneers of Nordic shoegaze and dreampop, focusing on the spherical, evocative and image-making. Imagine Warpaint's rhythm section, Slowdive's guitar sound and a deep baritone vocal -- and you've got a picture of CTB's sonic universe.

The story of Catch the Breeze, however, goes back further. Before the band was formed, one could experience Aage Hedensted Kinch, Lars Madsen and Andreas Bundgård joining the Aarhusian band Yellowish.

Yellowish were very active throughout the 00's and made their mark on the Electronic Barometer, where the band took first place in 2004. In 2005 they played for P3 — Radiohuset Rocker, and the following year it performed at both Roskilde Festival and SPOT Festival. Yellowish released two albums, Solid Ground (2004) and So Bright (2006), both of which were released internationally.

Through time, Catch the Breeze has played alongside names such as The Mission (US), Film School (US) and Great Lake Swimmers (CA). The band has been on tour in Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands and has played at venues such as VEGA, VoxHall and White Trash (Berlin), as well as festivals such as Copenhagen Psych Fest, SPOT Festival and Automatic Noise Festival (NL).

GAFFA described the album Hope Has a Place thus:

“Hope is a pervasive theme on the album, where it lies behind darkness like Henrik Nordbrandt's poems, where tristesse is mirrored in the beauty and hope of melancholy.”

Hope Has a Place is the band's latest release and third album. The album was recorded with Magnus Vad (Peter Sommer, Zar Paulo and others) in Feedback Studio in Aarhus, while Morten Bue (Mew, Nikolaj Nørlund, Figurines and others) has been in charge of mix and master. Kasper Staub from Lowly contributes synth on several of the album's tracks.

In 2026, Catch the Breeze has expanded the lineup with Søren Bang Rasmussen on keys, and the band is currently working on new material.