Pascal Deweze

Born in Asse, Belgium on the 20 February 1973.

First band/album was <a href="spotify:artist:4qqhgGQGjtXnVA7HxWYTIB" data-name="Metal Molly">Metal Molly</a> (<a href="spotify:album:221hIQelFDcaRq3G1iEtNz" data-name="Surgery for Zebra">Surgery for Zebra</a> album) with culthit <a href="spotify:track:2d0Px37mR8UV8xtB4wgBap" data-name="Orange">Orange</a> in 1995.

Released 2 albums with Carol Van Dyk (of <a href="spotify:artist:0ZY9xX3ninRS8dDz82nRQS" data-name="Bettie Serveert">Bettie Serveert</a> fame) under the Chitlin&#39; Fooks moniker in 2001 and 2002.

Released 5 albums with indie/art-pop band <a href="spotify:artist:3kZUSFq2m3qjkSenR6hJ1l" data-name="Sukilove">Sukilove</a> between 2001 and 2013. Best known song of this period is probably <a href="spotify:track:2cDneBykbhXQsZDcVMkNfB" data-name="As Long as I Survive Tonight">As Long as I Survive Tonight</a> from the first album. The band evolved from acoustic pop-songs (around 2001) to more krautrock and psychedelic inspired tracks in later years (<a href="spotify:album:7mOmy7Kz2wNLQ8ZGnWdqyT" data-name="Drunkaleidoscope">Drunkaleidoscope</a> album).

In 2010, together with partner in crime <a href="spotify:artist:0reXPQRhalgsK2uFU9OcNF" data-name="Tim Vanhamel">Tim Vanhamel</a> (from <a href="spotify:artist:3AnH1n9G6Y9TyoPqGNo3Ig" data-name="Millionaire">Millionaire</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:6WW8jsiHjYvuGmTKmRCnzD" data-name="Evil Superstars">Evil Superstars</a>) they accidentally scored a worldwide 60&#39;s vibed soundtrack for TV program &#39;Benidorm Bastards&#39; under the name of <a href="spotify:artist:2bSPMvcwAgULPq5aFbJOh1" data-name="Broken Glass Heroes">Broken Glass Heroes</a>.

In 2017, he released his first solo album <a href="spotify:album:5Szde3Mt6FOcccYzDRX6ps" data-name="Cult of Yes">Cult of Yes</a>.

At the time being he is preparing a new solo album whilst producing for other artists in his Studio Jezus studio in Hoboken/Antwerpen. First out of the gate is new single <a href="spotify:album:63SEZzs6Ejh7qqMUgsmaEz" data-name="Mountains are still mountains">Mountains are still mountains</a> (may 2021).