"Don Kapot" translates to "Don Kaput" in English, which can mean "Don Broken" or "Don Done for," depending on the context. If you have more context or a specific usage in mind, please provide it for a more accurate translation.

Greece, Belgium

Viktor Perdieus - saxophone
Giotis Damianidis - bass
João Lobo - drums

“It is not the depth beneath me, but the height above me that frightens me. A reverse dizziness,” says the poem “Kaleidoscopio” by Argyris Hionis. This thought of the poet who fled into exile before the dictatorship is adopted by the Greek-Belgian trio Don Kapot as a structure for their current album. The “reverse dizziness” is called “Antistrofos Illigos,” the album title. This second album of this “lifeboat of Free Jazz, Afrobeat, and Krautpunk,” steered by Giotis Damianidis on bass and guitar, Viktor Perdieus on baritone saxophone and keyboard, and drummer Jakob Warmenbol, is a radical yet very poetic, often repetitive hypnotic improvisation that “radiates a certain aesthetic radicalism that will not appeal to everyone,” as the band itself acknowledges. “However, this kind of statement may be more necessary today than ever, as the idea of freedom itself is under threat.”