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Guess What

Cosmic Groove

GUESS WHAT "0 is the Magic Number" Live @ L'Astrolabe - Orléans // ASTROTV
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Guess What - SOUND IN SPACE (Official Video)
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In 2005, Luke Warmcop (drums, percussion) and Graham Mushnik (organ, synthesizers) formed GUESS WHAT, beginning by combining samples of experimental percussion with strange organ themes influenced by jazz and bossa nova. Two years later, the duo moved to London and founded the label Catapulte Records with Antonin Voyant, a long-time collaborator (L’Orchestre du Montplaisant, Derya Yildirim & Grup Simsek, Phat Dat).


Their strange and danceable grooves, inspired by the mystical times of Antiquity, astronomy and space exploration, 60s/70s B-movies, and transcontinental popular rhythms, have already resulted in several albums. The conceptual aspect of the duo's albums is the starting point of the project.

The list is long, but these few labels already speak volumes about the identity of Guess What.

With their latest album “Solar Boats”, Guess What travels aboard solar boats to explore the far reaches of the Cosmos, accompanied by children (the “Children In Space” from the previous album), to depict in music the landscapes and phenomena they observe from a poetic point of view.

News

New Album "Solar Boats" on Catapulte Records October 2025

• Clip "Sound in Space" November 2025

Stages

Import Export, Festival Michtô, Lugano Buskers Festival, Confort Moderne, Beursschouwburg, Festival Sotu, Celebration Days Festival, Bizarre

References

Guess What is often played and cited by famous DJ “selectors” such as Tom Ravenscroft (BBC), Acid Arab, Coco Maria, Kobayashi, Sven Wunder...

Tour 2026

28.01 Le Périscope Lyon (69)

29.01 Bongo Joe Genève (CH)

26.03 La Face B Briançon (05)

27.03 L’Auberge du Bec Villar d’Arêne (05)
 

Booking Info

Booking France 

Stéphane  Gloder

steph@palmier-rouge.com

2 musiciens based in Saint-Etienne

Axel Oliveres : Piano basse, orgue, melodica

Damien Elcock : Drum, percussions, Trumpet

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