Four teenagers live together in an attic. A well-known success story, although at Sint-Niklase WALFANG there were still 10 years until the next step. Only then did the now twenties come out with their debut album 'LØV' and a newfound love to play live. With 'LØV', WALFANG packaged a forty-minute reflection on being young and angry.

A record about finding beauty in the painful aspects of reality. With the help of Tim de Gieter (Amenra, Doodseskader, ...) and Brad Boatright (Touché Amoré, Cult Leader, ...), WALFANG is at the start of a third step: getting you involved in their story. That next step won't take 10 years this time. This time it's instant love!

Quentin Sauvé is a singer-songwriter from Laval, France. Sauvé is the bass player of hardcore-punk band Birds In Row. On his debut solo album "Whatever It Takes" he steps out of the shadows to show the world he is an incredible talent in his own right.

With Sauvé's moving vocals paired with an effected guitar, opener "Dead End" gently introduces us to his internal struggles with reclusion. This is where the immersion into his creative juxtaposition begins. Songs "Half Empty Glass", "People To Take Care Of", and "Love Is Home" whimsically explore personal introspection as layers of melody delicately swirl. In "Ghosts", "Selfless", "Bad New Bearers", and "Riddled" (complete with Flugelhorn) the sadness is hidden in plain sight, radiating beneath minimalist performances. Lastly in closer "Disappear" guitars gently shimmer and build as he tells an emotional tale of sibling dynamics. Altogether "Whatever It Takes" is a breathtaking listen that exceeds all expectations. Proving that less can in fact be so much more.