Imagine a place where boy bands and niche music fans come together in a colorful and relentless get-down. Somehow boundaries and limitations of style and dogma no longer matter. Words are swallowed forever because they would only be unnecessary ornaments. Tingling guitar noodles, thundering and inventive bass sounds and playful yet skilled and adventurous drumparts start to coincide in weirdly agreeable ways.

The mixture of complex yet danceable tunes tickles your brain and inadvertently makes you move your feet as if you have finally and definitely lost control.

That place is near, that time is now, with solid math pop-incarnation straight from the sandy dunes and pine woods of northeastern Belgium, otherwise, formerly and presently known as Six Hands.

After releasing their first LP JXTA the band built up a steady live foundation with highlights at Rock Herk, Pukkelpop, Absolutely Free Festival, We Are Open (Trix) and three UK tours alongside British counterparts a-tota-so, thus spawning the split 10” record Bromance EP. Latest EP Frames marks the second collab with Bert Vliegen (Teen Creeps, Whispering Sons) and slightly shifts to a more riff based conception of songs adding more punch to the tracks.