Sukilove
Sukilove
The classic 2002 debut from Sukilove released for the very first time on vinyl. It has been remastered for vinyl by its original mastering engineer Uwe Teichert from the source tapes. The artwork has been adapted for vinyl by Alain Rylant. Sukilove formed in 2001 as a quieter antidote to the loudness of Pascal Deweze's 90's band Metal Molly. With the help of a drummer living on the top floor in the same house (Stoffel Verlackt) and a stand up bass player who lives three houses to the right in the same street (Pieter Van Buyten), they suddenly turn into an acoustic live group called Sukilove. To make things a bit more difficult, the group is temporarily completed by Carol Van Dyk of Bettie Serveert and they mutate into a group called 'Chitlin' Fooks'. Under this moniker, they record two full albums filled with 'dusty old folk and country music' and tour the US in 2001.