“The river that everything drags is known as violent, but nobody calls violent the margins that arrest her.” THOT frontman Grégoire Fray actually quoted Bertolt Brecht when he announced FLEUVE.
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Brussels band THOT releases new album in Beursschouwburg
Twelve years after their debut, the Brussels band is staying cool in apocalyptic waters. Nine new tracks, each named after a European river or strait, alternate between the familiar industrial noise sound, mean postpunk/wave/goth exclamations, and darkly romantic reflections. At the same time, they defend the old continent by paying tribute to its mythology, its nature, and its women.
> THOT. 27/10, 21.15, Beursschouwburg, Brussels
> THOT. 16/11, 19.00, Botanique, Sint-Joost-ten-Node
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