Flowers for Breakfast

Belgian alternative group active 1995–2001. Their first album is dated 1996. Reviews mention members/associates Tom Pintens, singer Tine Reymer and Benjamin Boutreur and note that the band released two albums.

Review notes Tom Pintens (associated with Zita Swoon) and that Pintens later formed 2000 Monkeys; the band is described as active from 1995 to 2001 with two albums released and a 1996 debut.

A single detailed DeBaser review (josi_) praises Flowers for Breakfast's 1996 debut, noting distinctive songs and performances. The reviewer situates the band in the Antwerp/Belgian alternative scene and recalls members Tom Pintens, Tine Reymer and Benjamin Boutreur. The band is reported active 1995–2001 and to have released two albums.

For:Fans of 1990s Belgian alternative/indie music and nostalgic album discoveries