The K. Liège, Belgium
Rock band from Liège & Gent, influenced by ‘90s indie-rock bands, carrying that sound and work ethic further into the nillies. With a new line up and a brand new killer album “Amputate Corporate Art” the band perfectly fits the row of modern acts as Idles, Show Me The Body, Girl Band and Pissed Jeans to name a few. Merging noise-rock with a great taste for pop melodies makes their greatest force. ... more
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