Kinky Retro

The other song that really stands out on this 8 track EP is "For You".
This needs to find its way into the hands of someone to push.
This is a true hit!
By : Bay Breez, Glitzine magazine, UK



If Kinky Retro keep up this standard of work, they'll be
headlining festivals Europe before you can say Jacques - Jacques Liverot.
By : Eddy Thomas, Subba Cultcha Review, UK
I'm actually surprised this band aren't bigger then they are.
The quality troughout this EP is high and that's why Kinky Retro
are going to be a band to look out for in the future.
By : Street Voice UK Music Magazine
Deze plaat is een sterk staaltje van dictatuur en overmeestering
Deze veldslag tegen de vooroordelen heeft Kinky Retro alvast gewonnen.
Maar ook de oorlog mag best in het voordeel van Kinky Retro afgesloten worden.
By : Pieter Devriese, Cutting Edge, Belgium



In the spring of 2007, the small crowds who caught KINKY RETRO's early performances around Belgium knew they were hearing something different—music at once both challenging and engaging, built around strong guitar riffs, drumbeats like bayonets with vocals that ranged from elusive and haunting to intimate and heartbreaking. They experienced immediate success. The band, who'd come together after "Fil le rouge", a night in Bornem's cultural center in Belgium, realised they were on the right track.



After less than a year, the band released the "Demons & Angels" EP, (8 tracks)
all recorded by Luc Crabbe at Lunabarn studio. Recorded in just 3 days…
Along with a growing reputation for their live shows, the recordings brought critical acclaim and won over a loyal audience, as well as earning the respect of other musicians, radio stations,magazines, etc…



The band recorded songs for a new EP.Recorded by Luc Crabbe at Lunabarn,mixed and mastered at DADA studios Brussels, the band approached the recording of these songs differently—after more than a year in close quarters, working and playing together, they'd reached a new level of collaboration and creative understanding.
Altough the recordings went as planned,things changed
Singer/guitarist Graham Tyson moved back to Manchester.
The other members stayed in Belgium.
During this period the band got great reviews on the "Demons & Angels" EP.
"Cocaine" was played on a few BBC introducing shows(even made it to song of the show.)
And then there was."For You".
Eulogized by the magazines as a hit songit will be released as a single.
As we speak the song is remastered for radio in Abbey Road studios, London.
Whatever happens next?
You tell us.



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