Kraakpand 2.9

Cloon

What would be the result if you threw members of Tool, Faith No More and Primus into one band with Frank Zappa and Tom Waits? Cloon started in 2002 as an instrumental trio. In 2003, singer Tom Claus was brought in. Claus turned out to be the missing piece in the puzzle. He surprised friend and foe with his theatrical performances as a singer/narrator, but especially as one of the most crazy frontmen.

In November 2006, Cloon launched an EP independently. Sales are booming and the band manages to sell records via iTunes in America, Canada, Australia, Scandinavia, Turkey and Great Britain.

Zak Tell, frontman of the Swedish Clawfinger, notices Cloon and asks promptly joined them as a support act for the European Clawfinger tour in October 2007. In 2008, the band has enough song material for a first full CD, which may soon be released.

Cabrón

This quartet, consisting of 3 brothers and a Spaniard, released its debut album 'Cabrón' (Buzzville Records) at the end of 2006. loose on the world and received rave reviews in the international press. The sound of Cabrón (Spanish for 'bastard') is often compared to bands such as Queens of The Stone Age, Fu Manchu, Soundgarden and Foo Fighters. Their strong live reputation has meant that in recent years they have shared the stage with Therapy?, Biffy Clyro, Missions on Burma, Brant Bjork & The Bros and Dozer. Cabrón destroyed almost all youth centers and clubs in Flanders. The Dutch Effenaar named their concert there one of the highlights of the past concert season. Cabrón guarantees a deafening wall of sound, melodic vocals and, above all, a strong dose of rock'n'roll!

The Killbots

Grown in the same fertile ground like their friends from El Guapo Stuntteam, The Killbots have destroyed stages and festivals throughout Flanders in recent years. Since their victory at Limbomania in 2003, the band has not gone unnoticed by fans of the better rock work and festival organizers, which, among other things, resulted in a podium place at Pukkelpop.

In the spring of 2007, The Killbots started recording their first long player, with the help of Luc Crabbe and producer Kloot Per W. The result has been on store shelves since October 2007 and unites stoner, rock. n'roll and seventies groove in a hard musical armageddon! The Killbots know how to spell 'rock': 'V.I.E.S' is the only correct spelling, although the green book will also spell 'H.A.R.D'., 'S.M.E.R.I.G.' and the archaic 'R.U.I.G.' allow. For fans of Queens of The Stone Age, Led Zeppelin, Kyuss, Motorpsycho and more...