A small interview (in Dutch) with Tom and Mauro at the Zamu-awards can be found here. They both look pretty happy (and drunk too)

dEUS has won the Zamu-award for best (Belgian) live act of 2006. What We Talk About (When We Talk About Love) was competing in the Best Song-category. That category was won by The Player (Daan)

dEUS.be reminds us that our beloved band is nominated for two Zamu-awards. If you want to vote for dEUS as Best Belgian Live Act, click here. if you want to vote for 'What We Talk About' as Best Song, click here.

dEUS has been nominated as best live-act for the yearly Zamu-awards. What We Talk About (When We Talk About Love) is competing in the Best Song-category.

Flemish online magazine King Kong has some clips from the Zamu-awards. They also talked to Tom a couple of days before the award-show.

(thx to Wouter)

dEUS has won 4 Zamu-awards (out of 6 nominations). They won the awards for best album, best musician (Mauro), best composer (Tom) and best rockband. Absynthe Minded, one of Tom favourite bands, received two awards: best singer and best song (My heroics, part one). The award for the best live-act went to Gabriel Rios. A complete overview of the winners can be found here.

Since dEUS was playing an in-store in Rotterdam yesterday evening, they were not at the ceremony. The show will we broadcasted on Canvas next sunday at 1 PM.

Update: Wouter was at the ceremony. Four videomessages by dEUS were aired. The band was eating French fries. Some pieces of the video for What We Talk About (When We Talk About Love) were also shown. According to Wouter it looked kitchy: a white background, the band was dressed in white, some dancers (also in white) and a lot of flashlight-effects special effects.

Update2 : a 'still' from one of the videomessages over here. You'll notice Tom and Christian.

In case you've forgotten: you can vote for the Best Belgian Song of 2005 on the Zamu-awards-website.

dEUS has been nominated in 6 categories for the Belgian Zamu Music Awards:

• Best album (Pocket Revolution)
  
• Best live-act
  
• Best pop/rock
  
• Best composer (Tom Barman)
  
• Best musician (Mauro Pawlowski)
  
• Best song (7 days, 7 weeks)