t.b. ramonam

 I’m a very experimental musician, although not very 'open-minded,' there’s a certain difference.

 It was great, excellent times. It all started from nothing, like all good things I guess, but it was truly fantastic.

This interview offers a personal look at Mauro Pawlowski, a key figure in Antwerp's dynamic music scene and member of dEUS. He reflects on the vibrant Belgian rock boom of the 1990s, his diverse musical ventures, and future projects. Pawlowski reveals musical influences from Prince to John Bonham and shares his passion for experimentation. The conversation highlights his journey through various bands and collaborations. Explore Mauro Pawlowski's musical journey and Antwerp's legendary scene—listen to dEUS and dive deeper into Belgian rock history today!

 Music is a cursed blessing, a spiritual thing, but a bit of good old hard work never hurt anyone.

 I’m at home, getting ready for a live reunion with my old band, the Evil Superstars, which will take place in a few days.

This interview highlights Tim Vanhamel's role in the flourishing Antwerp music scene and his journey from Evil Superstars to Millionaire and Eagles of Death Metal. He reflects on musical influences, songwriting mysteries, and upcoming album releases, including Millionaire's 'Paradisiac' produced by Josh Homme. The piece encapsulates the creative spirit of Belgian rock culture. Discover Tim Vanhamel's story and dive into the vibrant Antwerp rock scene—listen to Millionaire's new album 'Paradisiac' now!

 I play with: The Love Substitutes, The Rudy Trouvé Sextet, Donkey Punch, Central, Dead Man Ray, I Hate Camera’s, Franco Saint de Bakker.

 Most of the time, I write songs starting from a vague theoretical idea. Or I write lyrics first and then the music. Or I impulsively grab my guitar and a song comes out.

This interview delves into Rudy Trouvé’s central role in Antwerp's rich and creative music environment. As a prolific musician and collaborator with notable artists, Trouvé reflects on his involvement with multiple bands, his songwriting methods, and the influence of the local scene. The piece highlights both the cultural vibrancy of Antwerp and the dynamic nature of Belgian music. Fans get an inside look at Rudy’s projects and label. Discover Rudy Trouvé’s music and Antwerp’s unique sound—read the full interview and explore his diverse projects today!

 "Fun is the right word. It's all much more fun, spontaneous... above all, nobody cares."

 "Love... is good. Yes. Love is good."

This interview explores Craig Ward's connection to Antwerp's dynamic music scene. A former member of dEUS, Ward now plays with The Love Substitutes, embracing a more relaxed and spontaneous approach to music. He shares thoughts on his musical influences and reflects briefly on the elusive concept of love. Discover Craig Ward's insights on Antwerp's music scene and enjoy the laid-back vibes of The Love Substitutes.

 There were two clubs in the center of Antwerp... it was fertile ground both for bands and music.

 "Who would be the singer? It would definitely be... Joni Mitchell, yes! Angus Young on guitar and Joni Mitchell on vocals!"

This interview highlights the creative vitality of Antwerp's music scene, with Stef Kamil Carlens sharing his experiences from early clubs to collaborations. He reflects on influences from iconic musicians and reveals future plans, including involvement with Songs With Other Strangers. The discussion paints a vivid picture of Belgium's rich musical culture beyond stereotypes. Discover Stef Kamil Carlens’ take on Antwerp’s iconic scene—listen to Zita Swoon and explore Belgian indie gems now!