Biography
Spring 2004. Somewhere on the crossroads between the cities of Mechelen (Belgium) and Leuven (Belgium), along the muddy banks of “De Dijle”, six gentlemen and a lady decide to join forces. They wanted to revive seventies funk, eighties kitsch and combine them with the grooves and guitars of the nineties.
They started making this red-hot-extremely danceable funkrock and somewhere along the way they picked up these strange other influences to combine with, going from balkansoul to film-noir-jazz. Doing so they created their own kind of crossover that is very recognizable. It has become their trademark to explore the funk domain as broad as possible.
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Doing so you can tell they’re heavily influenced by bands as The Talking Heads and The B52’s
In 2005 they won a couple of local bandstands, and gained a huge amount of credibility with their live gigs. So it’s no miracle that, in 2006, a broader audience was charmed by their positive-live-energy.
They recorded the “The Seven Laws of Woo”-demo in 2005. In 2006 they recorded the “Sex &Honey”-ep as an independent artist.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.