Earn Blincoins by Writing a Review FACTHEORY Belgium Brussels Indie Rock Post Punk Indie 03:30TVC Dune feat. Richard Belgium - Arise (The International) Indie Pop Indie Rock Share Queue Read reviews Add Rating * Not Rated Your current balance: B₵ -14.71 Earn +10 Blincoins by writing a review. If you write over 300 characters for a review, you will earn +5 Blincoins more. Title of Your Review * Review text * At least 150 characters more required

Aye beat is dope asf and great mixing done on track , so shout out to whoever your engineer was and keep doing your thang keep grinding keep putting in that hard work and stay consistent Keep doing your thang keep grinding bro you definitely have potential and the talent is there continue to make that real music you doing and you gone make it fam that’s my opinion keep workin

FACTHEORY from Brussels, Belgium has produced a solid dance tune. The vocals remind this writer of The Clash. The song is catchy and memorable. There’s an interesting and unusual drum pattern used during the verse section that leads nicely into the smoother chorus.

I like the vocals and I enjoy the back beat drums. The guitar rhythm is nice and consistent. the band ground vocals add alot to the song . Reminds me of some old Clash and a little men at work very cool nice work.

I enjoyed your approach.. reminds me of the early 80s dark heroes.. nice work. The production is overall good. The vibe is dark. Reminds me of Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, and the long list of early Goth pioneers.

i am happy about this profile, now i find bands i really like. this postpunk band shows us the way it goes. load up the things you love and share it here. it is cool, you do not have to make stupid videos to be heard,

You really got it going on in this song... I was diggin it from the start ...way to go dude Nice blend of instrumentation on it in the vocals are excellent I like it a lot i'll definitely listen to this song again! have a good one

A very cool mix of sounds that create a unique style of its own. The closest I could come to describe it would be a combination of the Talking Heads and Frankie goes to Hollywood. The ending is just bizarre and sounds like someone decided to splice it onto the end of the song, it is unnecessary and just changes the entire mood the song has just delivered for no justifiable reason.

I first heard Artefact when reviewing their excellent track Pas de Panique. This is another very catchy track but this time sung in English. I probably prefer their singing in French but that is a minor quibble. The track features some tasty digital delay electric guitar hovering over a compact rhythm section.and is well structured building up to the very catchy chorus -" The International unites the human race". The overall sound is heavily influenced by 1980's English new wave. The track plays out with a nice guitar solo. Another excellent track from Artefact.

The refrain is fantastic, the beat sounds great. The guitars on the left and right, i like it. Just doing fine and lifting the music up. I'am not really a fan of the vocal, but he sounds a bit like Ian Astbury of The Cult. And makes the weather a bit good. The guitar in the middle sounds to much. I would take a clean guitar whiteout an overdrive in my opinion. For the rest, this is a great song.

The one thing that will jump out at you is the the drum and bass on this track. It is very tight along with the guitars and vox. We hope that we hear more of this from Brussels and their presence in the U.S. as they tour because this jam has the potential to be a hit here.

Gets you moving musicians in this must have had a ball making it only thing that I have to say about it is I wish you had more energy far as what they was saying but altogether a very well put together song