Infectious Belgian mutant disco that pairs elastic slap-bass with sharp post-punk edges. High-energy funk for late-night dancefloors and neon-lit city walks.
Allez Allez emerged from the fertile Belgian 'Belpop' scene of the early 1980s, rising from the ashes of the band Marine. Their sound is a sophisticated blend of funk, disco, and post-punk, characterized by the prominent slap-bass of Marka (Serge Van Laeken) and the distinctive vocals of Sarah Osborne.
They are central figures in the 'mutant disco' movement, which sought to deconstruct dance music through a post-punk lens. C. Matic and the more polished synth-pop that followed. Critical consensus highlights their exceptional rhythmic tightness and their ability to incorporate 'world music' percussive elements without descending into cliché. Their career arc is marked by a rapid rise to cult status, a Peel Session, and a premature dissolution following Osborne's departure. The 2017 reformation solidified their legacy as pioneers of the Belgian groove.
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