It was in 2000 that a bunch of kids from "the north of Luxembourg" found together to play music. The starting line-up included Matteo (vocals), Thiemo (bass), Paul (guitar), Florence (guitar) and Pierre (drums). The first concert was sort of a private session for friends on 20 December 2001.

After this, concerts came and went but one of the first highlights was the "ROCK an der SEEEREI" (10/07/2002). We had organised the concert with the help of the NGO "Eng Breck Fir Latäinamerika". It was the first concert to take place in the old sawmill in Diekirch and the profit of that evening was given to the aforementioned NGO. This concept of organising a concert or festival in Diekirch for an NGO continued ever since.

 

 
Another memorable concert was at the "Pitstop" (R.I.P.) in Bereldange (08/02/2003). We played with POSHBLOKES (Lux) and DEFDUMP (Lux). The bands, the crowd and the place were great. This was also the our "first contact" with the "southern Luxembourg punkrock scene". From then on we were always known as the "punkrock band from the north". (Funny description but we like it because to date it probably is the most accurate.)

In late 2002 Aloyse (drums) and Pol (trumpet) joined the band. At first known as les chiens chauds they soon became a core part of the band. In 2003 Thiemo left the band because he went to university in Switzerland. Pierre took over on bass and Aloyse became the boss behind the drums. In February 2004 Florence left the band.

In the summer of 2004, we finally managed to record our first full length album. "SYSYEM OVERLOAD"; 18 songs, 60 minutes of music in 5 different languages. Definitely an experience of its own, we hope to record another album any time soon.

 

 

All of us still are studying in high school or university. This makes it very difficult to keep up the band and it also explains the long breaks. Nevertheless, we do all that is possible to continue because this band means a lot to us. We made a lot of good friends over time whom we wouldn't want to miss. We look forward to every concert we can share with them. This, and our love for music make us go on. Hope to see you at the next concert.

- SAD BUT TRUE -