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Black Jaguar Club • Bratzlavsky • Brooklyn • Def Americans • Doylu • Eli Goffa • Les Cerveaux Lents • Marockin’ Brass • Mississippi Swimmers • Roza Parks • The Cowboy Angels • The Father, The Son And The Holy Simon • The Soul Messiahs • The Whereabouts of J. Albert • Tigre Blanco • Twan van Gerven • Wilderwolves • Year In The Wild
Zappanian Jazz Fusion, strange rhythms, various scales, legato licks fast as water: shredlord Twan van Gerven shakes it all effortlessly out of his fingers. Awarded as Best Guitarist of the Netherlands in 2004. Now he brings his own work, Dutch X-Ing & Junk Dilemma, his own albums that give him nominations in the category best jazz/fusion/world guitarist Benelux.
Sometimes dreams come true, Eli Goffa plays support for "Don't worry about me"-Frances in the Ancienne Belgique...
We have a new band in the roster, Roza Parks, a dark 80's New Wave band, and yet this cheers us up. Because Roza Parks makes great music, has a nice tracklist and a great deal of potential. Mario Goossens (Triggerfinger) is also convinced, he controlled the buttons of their first album 'Eleven is Nine' and their recently released EP 'Sound of a City' whose cover can be hung instantly on the wall. Also Stijn Meuris is a fan and took the band with him as support.
Not only the mysterious name triggers, the music certainly does too. The Whereabouts of J. Albert serve smoky rock that ranges between rootsy blues and indie, helmsman Joeri Dobbeleir's voice is a warm bass cabinet that holds somewhere between Leonard Cohen and Mark Lanegan.
Move over Tinariwen, Vieux Farka Touré & Boubacar Traoré, here comes Doylu. Desert blues from Sint Niklaas. Flavoured with Western pop rock, this exciting cross pollination with Senegalese roots becomes a unique party which will quickly distinguish itself.
Brooklyn combines influences from bands like Chvrches, SX, Oscar and the Wolf with a healthy dose of 80's. On top of the deep pseudo-electronic bass lines, atmospheric synth lines and a carefully selected presence of guitars creates a 'wall of sound'.
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