Apparently an artist called Johnny Foreigner has 'stolen' a few lines from Hotellounge for his song Absolute Balance. You can listen to the song on Last.FM.
“You see that girl...” is from ‘Hotellounge’ by dEUS, one of the best songs ever written. Tom Barman, the singer, stole words from REM for the album that song’s on, so I felt I was more carrying on a tradition than stealing art.
A new episode of the official podcast has been published, including this video-impression of the trip to Portugal.
The official videos for Eternal Woman and Favourite Game have found their way to the Audio/video-page on dEUS.be. They will probably appear on the dEUS-Youtube-channel too.
(thx to Tijs)
The exact dates for the dEUS-gigs in Portugal are now confirmed. dEUS will play Aula Magna in Lisboa on October 19th and Teatro Sá da Bandeira in Porto on October 21st.
I updated the tourmap and the tour overview with the latest info.
(Source: Last.FM)
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.
The Ideal Tape is now available in mp3-format on the podcast. The torrent is still available here.
(thx to Dennis)
Eternal Woman is track of the day on Q Radio, the internetradio of Q Magazine. They describe dEUS as ,,probably the most consistent and long-faring act of the past couple of decades''.
About Eternal Woman:
Let's hope other media in the UK will also give dEUS some coverage.Eternal Woman is taken from the band’s most recent album Vantage Point (astonishingly only their fifth when you consider that next year they mark their 20th year), and is a dreamy, string-bathed, harmony-rich beauty with an understated trebley, chiming acoustic guitar riff.
According to this article the Eternal Woman-single will be released on September 8th.
3 songs from the gig at Oxegen are also available on Dimeadozen. Here's the torrent.
I received an interesting mail from Dennis yesterday evening. He has made a torrent-file of a demo-tape from the The Ideal Crash-sessions in 1998. It contains 5 songs, including early demo-versions of Instant Street, Sam Peckinpah's Daughter and Sister Dew. Too titles on the tape have made their way in other versions: Snuck Out became Magdalena and Sixth & The Last became One Advice, Space.
The torrent is available here. (I've asked Dennis permission to publish it in mp3-format for those of you who don't have acces to Dime)
Tom was interviewed by Studio Brussel about the Ostend Filmfestival. You can listen to it on the podcast.
Apparently the gig at the Cabaret Vert-festival last saturday was cancelled because of problems with Tom's voice.