Postindustrial Poets are an alt-rock project, founded by Pete, a Brit living in Luxembourg. They have been recording since 2019 and began releasing in 2020. For their upcoming release ‘A Song About You’ they joined forces with Belgium based act Time to Act - the project of Manu Pallage, who is primarily a lyricist. Pete: “We met before playing a gig in Belgium in November 2021. So Manu saw Postindustrial […]
In our present, urban times, dominated by show-offs and pretenders, Bar II keep their mysteries to themselves. They won’t abide by the dictatorship of imagery only to focus on pure, raw, dark deranged rock music. May they raise the bar, too. Bar II comprises of Mr Du Penfast and BARThom, who discovered that they were both not satisfied with their previous production experiences, but had complementary skills to make something […]
Fisj is a one-man band from Melle near G(h)ent in Flanders/Belgium. Fisj will release ‘Never Stop (Loving You)’ on May 9th. “I have been making music since I was young - implying that nowaydays I might be a little less young. Writing and recording songs, sometimes playing in a band, sometimes on my own. Music is a necessity for me, I cannot not imagine life – or indeed a single […]
It's been a while since we did just a small review of a single track. Mostly because we spend most time listening. We're trying to keep up! "I Am Home" was the first single by Just Leo we shared with the listeners of the CoolTop20 earlier this year. In this single he shares his love with the city he grew up in. "That's Alright" is the second single from the […]
Interview (The Bucket Playlist)
‘We realised we’re really a bunch of rockers playing uptempo songs with a groove’ by Sara Seddon at The Bucket Playlist ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’, the latest single from explosive Belgian rockers, The Sore Losers, marks the first track from their fifth studio album coming out around November. The Sore Losers, who are based in Hasselt, comprise Jan Straetemans (guitar/vocals), Cedric Maes (guitar), Kevin Maenen (bass) and Alessio Di Turi (drums). […]
Interview (The Bucket Playlist)
Interview with Johan Famaey: ‘Chords are like colours to me, a language that is talking to me, I don’t have to think about it’ by Sara Seddon at The Bucket Playlist (inthebucketplaylist.com) Hamme, Belgium-based classical composer, Johan Famaey, will record four new piano pieces this month, including ‘Moon Dreamer’. His next album, Time Passenger Shows, will likely be released this autumn. ‘The new piano pieces follow the same pattern as […]
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