19 July 2010 at 21:08 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

  1. Bad timing
  2. Instant Street
  3. Fell off the floor
  4. Slow
  5. Smokers reflect
  6. Theme from the turnpike
  7. The Architect
  8. Favorite game
  9. If you don't get what you want
  10. Nothing really ends
  11. Little arithmetics
  12. Mortciachair
  13. Suds & Soda.


at 21:06 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

  1. Pocket Revolution 
  2. Stop-Start Nature 
  3. Everybody’s Weird 
  4. The Architect
  5. Slow
  6. Second Nature 
  7. The Real Sugar
  8. Smokers Reflect
  9. W.C.S. (First dRAFT)
  10. Instant Street
  11. Fell Off the Floor, Man
  12. Favourite Game
  13. Theme From Turnpike
  14. Nothing Really Ends
  15. Bad Timing
  16. If You Don’t Get What You Want
  17. SUdS & SOdA
    ---- 
  18. Next Generation
  19. Roses
  20. Serpentine
  21. Morticiachair.


24 June 2010 at 10:06 posted by Bart Van Belle 1 Comment

There's a small interview with Tom in Flemish newspaper Het Nieuwsblad today.. He says they will try some new songs during the summertour. He's not visiting any festivals himself, unless Tool will play somewhere.
He also says he's a big fan of Balthazar, another Belgian band. Tom would like to have them as a support act during the next (regular) tour.

20 June 2010 at 11:15 posted by Bart Van Belle 2 Comments

Nothing Really Ends covered by AИDY.



18 June 2010 at 19:47 posted by Bart Van Belle 1 Comment

Tom covering It's allright, ma (I'm only bleeding) by Bob Dylan in Dutch TV-show De Wereld Draait Door a couple of weeks ago.



6 June 2010 at 13:55 posted by Bart Van Belle 1 Comment

dEUS will perform at the (free) Bruis Festival in Maastricht on saturday September 4th.

(Source: Last.FM)

18 May 2010 at 19:51 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

The dEUS-myspace and dEUS.be have just revealed a first batch of tourdates for the summer.

17/07 Marés Vivas Festival, Portugal
07/08 Dranouter Festival, Belgium
27/08 Cabaret Vert Festival, France
28/08 Zürich Open Air Festival, Switzerland
11/09 Festival de Saint-Nolff, France

at 18:05 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

A short message from Tom was posted on dEUS.be yesterday

Hi everyone, Barman checking in...

Just to tell you we’ve been hibernating in our studio in Antwerp, working on an album that will hopefully be so good it’ll make your earflaps wiggle, your legs jerk in perfect unison and your heart feel like the love-trampoline it’s always been!

We start recording this summer, so expect a release early next year.Meanwhile, some summerdates will be announced soon, so look out for that too.

On a more serious note, I would like to apologize to our Italian fans for the use of Everybody’s Weird in a Toyota-commercial. Turns out those cars didn’t have any brakes. Ouch! Nobody ever tells us anything...

Ciao + talk soon!

Tom and the guys



8 May 2010 at 10:11 posted by Bart Van Belle 1 Comment

According to the Portuguese press dEUS will play the Mares Vivas Festival. The festival is scheduled from July 14th to July 16th. Once again, I'll try to get official confirmation asap.

(thx to João Pedro)

28 April 2010 at 11:00 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

According to Last.FM and the official festivalwebsite, dEUS will play the Zürich Open Air-festival in Switzerland. The festival is scheduled from August 27 until August 29th. I'm trying to get official confirmation for this.

8 April 2010 at 01:01 posted by Bart Van Belle 0 Comments

According to Stephan the new album might be expected somewhere at the beginning of 2011. They have writen a busload of songs in order to be able to choose which songs will end on the album.

(Source: Oor.nl)

13 January 2010 at 12:00 posted by Jean-Yves 3 Comments

This month, each weekly issue of HUMO magazine comes with an instalment of the 4-part "Belgentop 2000", a compilation containing 80 of the past decade's best songs by Belgian artists. dEUS is featured on all 4 CD's, with Nothing Really Ends (Jan. 5), If You Don't Get What You Want (Jan. 12), What We Talk About (Jan. 19) and The Architect (Jan. 26).



See the complete tracklisting on HUMO's website. There are also songs by Mauro, Tom's Magnus, Stef Kamil's Zita Swoon, Danny's Vive la Fête, but not a single Dead Man Ray song.