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Ever since the late 70s, Fischer-Z has been conquering the world with its unique blend of rock, new wave and (post)punk.
For some 50 years, Fischer-Z, the band around John Watts, has been giving its very best with timeless gems including “So Long,” “Marliese” and “The Worker,” but with albums such as ‘Triptych’ and the most recent single “Two Sides of PUNKT!” the group continues to deliver new work. That ‘Fischer-Z’ is a term from statistics that describes confidence intervals in correlations, few know. But who even thinks about statistics when Mister Watts’ distinctive voice blares through the speakers and you can sing along with a fresh pint in your hand? So long!
Salvia
Tight basses and pulsating electronic drums give Salvia’s music a dark yet dreamy energy akin to dreampop, new wave and gothic alternative.
Nicole Selivan was only 20 when she fled the war in her home country of Ukraine and left her budding music career behind. She started a new solo project in Brussels under the name Salvia and formed her band with Arno De Ros and Tom Stokx (also of The Haunted Youth). Tight basses and pulsating electronic drums give their music a dark yet dreamy energy akin to the dreampop, new wave and gothic alternative that leans toward bands like Boy Harsher, Current Joys, Lebanon Hanover and The Cure. Escape from the raucous rat race of modern life, that’s what you do here.
