A new episode of the dEUS podcast was published earlier this week. It contains nice stuff from Pukkelpop. Enjoy!

A new episode of the official podcast has been released. A quite good one, including a video of the band working in the studio.

RTBF broadcasted an item on the making of The Ideal Crash. You can listen to it on the podcast.

(thx to Carine)

A video of the Lowlands-gig has popped up on Dimeadozen. It's not the complete gig (about 55 minutes). Click here to download the torrent.

If you are interested in the audio of the gig: I made the 3voor12-broadcast available on the podcast.

I've ripped some dEUS-footage from the Studio Brussel-broadcasts of Rock Werchter. You can listen to the following songs on my podcast.

Slow
Oh Your God
The Architect
Favourite Game
Bad Timing
Suds & Soda

Enjoy!

PS: Don't deeplink to the mp3-files, just link to this blogpost.

Earlier this week, a new episode of the official podcast was released. Episode 6 brings us to Moscow and Stockholm. It contains an early version of When She Comes Down (taken from the soundcheck in Moscow in 2006)

Another track of Vantage Point has leaked out. A podcast from Les Inrocks features Oh Your God. Click here to download the entire podcast. Oh Your God starts at 0:51.
The podcast-host also announces a gig in the Zénith (Paris) at the end of november.


(thx to Denis)

Part two of the dEUS-gig at Novarock is available at the podcast.

Cucamonga aired the first part of the dEUS-gig at Novarock yesterday evening. You can listen to it here. The download is available at the podcast. The second part will be aired next week.

I fixed two broken links on the podcast: you can now download the AB-session (from 1999), the Update-session (from 1994) and the Studio Toots Session (from 1996)

Three interviews with Tom are available at the podcast

• Studio Brussel - Brussel Midi (29/09)
• Radio 1 - Het Beste Moet Nog Komen (29/09)
• Studio Brussel - 0110 (01/10)

Mauro has written a protestsong for 0110. You can download it at the Télémoustique-podcast.

You can relisten/download the 0110-special from Pure FM here.

I added a recording of a short dEUS-gig at Humo's Pop Poll back in 1998 to the podcast. I hope you like it. It contains early version of Sister Dew, Magdalena and The Magic Hour. And Snuck Out of course.

1. Roses
2. Sister Dew
3. Sam Peckinpah's Daughter
4. Snuck Out / Magdalena
5. Fell Off The Floor, Man
6. The Magic Hour

I added a bonus track as well: Sister Dew, performed live at Oster Rocknacht in Düsseldorf back in april 1999.

I recently bumped into this blogpost. The link to the Suds & Soda-version wasn't working anymore, but Richard, the blogowner, was kind enough to dump it in my mailbox. Check it out on the podcast.

I received a recording of the Warsaw-gig yesterday. It's available on the podcast. Enjoy!

1. Cold Sun Of Circumstance
2. Stop-Start Nature
3. Break
4. Instant Street
5. Fell Off The Floor, Man
6. Nightshopping
7. Magdalena
8. Sun Ra
9. Put The Freaks Up Front
10. Assault On Magnus
11. The Real Sugar
12. Little Arithmetics
13. What We Talk About
14. Via
15. Suds & Soda

PS: If you have iTunes, you can subscribe the podcast here. It's definitely worth a try, since there's more footage coming up in the next days....

Studio Brussel aired Best of the best with dEUS and Millionaire yesterday. If you missed it you can download it at the podcast. If you understand Dutch, it's certainly worth a listen...

Some facts that were mentioned during the broadcast:

• dEUS played their first gig on November 20th 1989. Their name was spelled Dejus on the concertposters
• Tom's favorite popsong is Boys of summer by Don Henley

BTW: the mp3-file from Studio Brussel doesn't tell who the winner is. If anyone happens to know, please post it in the comments...

Vince has upped the 20th episode (and probably also the last one) to the dEUS on tour podcast. It contains footage from Hungary and Norway, including an interview with Colin Greenwood from Radiohead.

I will be updating my own dEUS-podcast a couple of times the next weeks. I started with one of the earliest live-recordings around: dEUS at Waterpop 1994. Once again, feel free to mail me other recording you'd like to share.

Vince has upped another episode of the dEUS podcast. Worth a listen because it contains an acoustic version of What We Talk About (in Spanish), an early demo of the same song and Glovesong and Middlewave. Don't forget you can let the internet do all the work for you. All you need is iTunes and a (free) subscription to the podcast.