With lyrics sharper than razor-wire and tunes that stick the boot in, Belter is punk for grown-ups who like a dance. They’ve nicked the buzzsaw drive of The Buzzcocks, The
With lyrics sharper than razor-wire and tunes that stick the boot in, Belter is punk for grown-ups who like a dance. They’ve nicked the buzzsaw drive of The Buzzcocks, The Clash’s spunk, The Stranglers’ riffs and some of the best tunes Blondie never wrote. And their singer sounds like Jello Biafra pogoing on a Roxy Music-era Brian Ferry. Since they formed in 2007, Anglo-Dutch Belter have taken their tight, energetic set and sharp lyrics to some of the world’s most iconic venues: London’s 100 Club, the Paradiso in Amsterdam and the Trash Bar in Brooklyn. They have played at festivals in France and the UK, sharing the stage with legends such as The Beat and Katrina (of the Waves). The band set up their own label to release the single "TV Junkie", which was co-produced by Marc Waterman (Elastica, Ride, Ash). It will be followed up in spring 2015 by the new single "Poison", which they recorded with producer Stephen Stewart (Kim Wilde, Toots & the Maytals, Willie Nelson).
With lyrics sharper than razor-wire and tunes that stick the boot in, Belter is punk for grown-ups who like a dance. They’ve nicked the buzzsaw drive of The Buzzcocks, The Clash’s spunk, The Stranglers’ riffs and some of the best tunes Blondie never wrote. And their singer sounds like Jello Biafra pogoing on a Roxy Music-era Brian Ferry. Since they formed in 2007, Anglo-Dutch Belter have taken their tight, energetic set and sharp lyrics to some of the world’s most iconic venues: London’s 100 Club, the Paradiso in Amsterdam and the Trash Bar in Brooklyn. They have played at festivals in France and the UK, sharing the stage with legends such as The Beat and Katrina (of the Waves). The band set up their own label to release the single "TV Junkie", which was co-produced by Marc Waterman (Elastica, Ride, Ash). It will be followed up in spring 2015 by the new single "Poison", which they recorded with producer Stephen Stewart (Kim Wilde, Toots & the Maytals, Willie Nelson).
