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The Seven Laws of Woo
12+ albums
Allpopsaxophonealternativejazz pop
about
Spring 2004. Somewhere on the crossroads between the cities of Mechelen (Belgium) and Leuven (Belgium), along the muddy banks of “De Dijle”, six gentlemen and a lady decide to join forces. They wanted to revive seventies funk, eighties kitsch and combine them with the grooves and guitars of the nineties. They started making this red-hot-extremely danceable funkrock and somewhere along the way they picked up these strange other influences to combine with, going from balkansoul to film-noir-jazz. Doing so they created their own kind of crossover that is very recognizable. It has become their trademark to explore the funk domain as broad as possible. Doing so you can tell they’re heavily influenced by bands as The Talking Heads and The B52’s In 2005 they won a couple of local bandstands, and gained a huge amount of credibility with their live gigs. So it’s no miracle that, in 2006, a broader audience was charmed by their positive-live-energy. They recorded the “The Seven Laws of Woo”-demo in 2005. In 2006 they recorded the “Sex &Honey”-ep as an independent artist. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
