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  • André Hazes
    2025/06/16
    🎙️ Welcome to this episode of Discussing Bands and Musicians, where we dive into the life, music, and legacy of one of the Netherlands’ most beloved folk singers: André Hazes.From smoky bars in Amsterdam to sold-out arenas, his voice touched millions, and his lyrics came straight from the heart. Today, we look beyond the hits like "She Believes in Me" and explore the man behind the music — his triumphs, his struggles, and the lasting impact he left on Dutch music culture.
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    57 分
  • 2 Fabiola
    2025/06/16
    In this episode, we rewind to the golden age of Eurodance with 2 Fabiola — the Belgian act that brought color, energy, and catchy hooks to the '90s dance scene. Founded by producer Pat Krimson and fronted by the charismatic Zohra, 2 Fabiola made waves with hits like Lift U Up, Freak Out, and Play This Song. We explore their rise to fame, their flashy style, and how they captured the spirit of an era where everything was loud, fun, and made to move. With their blend of synths, powerful vocals, and relentless beats, 2 Fabiola became a festival favorite and a symbol of feel-good club culture in Belgium and beyond. Whether you grew up dancing to them or just discovered their retro charm, this episode is a tribute to the glittery pulse of Belgian eurodance. 🎧 Push play. Lift it up. Feel the vibe.
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    24 分
  • Belgian Asociality
    2025/06/16
    In this episode, we slam into the wild world of Belgian Asociality — the cult Belgian punk-ska band known for their raw energy, biting satire, and pure DIY attitude. Since the late '80s, B.A. has been the voice of rebellion, blending fast riffs, horns, and absurd humor with a deep disdain for authority and fake seriousness. We’ll dive into the band’s origins, their underground anthems like Morregen, Boer B, and Lomp & Lelijk, and how they stayed fiercely independent while building a loyal fanbase across Belgium and beyond. With lyrics in Dutch and an attitude straight out of a squat bar, Belgian Asociality is both a party and a protest. Expect mosh pits, middle fingers, and a healthy dose of sarcasm — because B.A. doesn’t care about your system, but they’ll make you dance all over it. 🎧 Turn it up. Get asocial. Stay loud.
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    21 分
  • Front 242
    2025/06/16
    In this episode, we dive deep into the sonic battlefield of Front 242 — the Belgian band that created and defined Electronic Body Music (EBM). With militaristic precision, pounding beats, and a futuristic aesthetic, Front 242 reshaped industrial and electronic music in the '80s and '90s. We explore how the group — led by Daniel B., Patrick Codenys, Jean-Luc De Meyer, and Richard Jonckheere — combined aggressive rhythms, synth warfare, and performance art into a genre that influenced Nine Inch Nails, Nitzer Ebb, Rammstein, and countless others. From Headhunter to Operating Tracks, we trace their rise from underground legends to global innovators, and why their legacy still pulses through clubs, festivals, and darkwave playlists today. 🎧 March to the beat — this is EBM at its rawest form.
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    20 分
  • Technotronic
    2025/06/15
    In this episode, we rewind to the golden age of dance music with Technotronic — the Belgian act that took the world by storm with their global hit Pump Up the Jam. Blending house, hip-hop, and Eurodance, Technotronic wasn’t just a chart-topping project — it was a revolution in sound. We’ll dive into the story behind their breakthrough, the brains of producer Jo Bogaert (a.k.a. Thomas De Quincey), and the powerful voice and presence of Ya Kid K. From clubs in Europe to stages in the U.S., Technotronic paved the way for electronic acts worldwide, proving that Belgium could move the whole world to the beat. Expect iconic tracks, behind-the-scenes drama, and a spotlight on how Technotronic helped define an era — and still makes dance floors bounce today. 🎧 Push play. Pump it up. Feel the jam.
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    23 分
  • Das Pop
    2025/06/15
    In this episode, we rewind to the sleek sounds and stylish swagger of Das Pop — the Belgian pop rock band that blended catchy melodies with art school cool. Fronted by the charismatic Bent Van Looy, Das Pop brought retro flair and modern pop sensibility to stages across Europe. From their early breakthrough with I ♥ to polished gems like The Game and Gold, we trace the band’s evolution from quirky school band to international pop sensation. Along the way, we look at their ties to Soulwax, their standout live shows, and how Bent’s solo career carried their spirit forward. It's glam, it’s charm, it’s pop — but always with a wink. 🎧 Tune in and rediscover the band that made Belgian pop look (and sound) so damn good.
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    26 分
  • Praga_Khan
    2025/06/13
    In this episode, we dive into the electrifying world of Praga Khan — the legendary producer, composer, and performer who helped shape the global rave and new beat scene. Best known as a founding force behind Lords of Acid, Maurice Engelen (aka Praga Khan) brought Belgium’s underground beats to the world stage with a mix of acid house, industrial energy, and fearless eroticism. We’ll explore his solo work, his groundbreaking influence on the '90s electronic scene, and how he broke taboos with tracks like Injected with a Poison and Breakfast in Vegas. From dark clubs to major festivals, Praga Khan’s sound has always pushed boundaries — sonically and culturally. Expect synths, sweat, and a whole lot of history. Whether you were there in the heyday or just discovering him now, this is your trip into the twisted genius of Praga Khan.
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    30 分
  • Wallace Vanborn
    2025/06/13
    In this episode, we crank up the volume for Wallace Vanborn — the powerhouse trio from Ghent known for their heavy riffs, groovy rhythms, and no-nonsense attitude. Dubbed The Goblin King of Instrumental Riff Rock, Wallace Vanborn blends stoner rock, sludge, and alternative vibes into a sound that’s unmistakably their own. We’ll explore the band’s journey from underground stages to international tours, dig into albums like Free Blank Shots, The Orb We Absorb, and A Scalp For The Tribe, and reflect on their raw energy, tight musicianship, and unapologetic style. Expect dirty guitar tones, punchy drums, and bass lines that hit you in the gut — plus stories from fans, live reviews, and what makes Wallace Vanborn one of Belgium’s best-kept musical secrets.
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    23 分