An Interview With The Belgian Rockers, THE SORE LOSERS!

Meet the true children of rock, the last testifiers of the revolution, the new rajahs of rock. Ladies and gentlemen: The Sore Losers. These balsy Belgians shake the chops of Zeppelin with the attitude of the Ramones, taking over Europe by Blitzkrieg. Armed with their third album SKYDOGS (produced by Dave Cobb) they’re coming your way to play their short, energetic songs for you and your friends to have a good time rock ‘n roll. All the time.

Learn more about The Sore Losers in the following All Access interview:

Thanks for your time! So, now that 2016 is over, what are some words you would use to describe the year for you? What were some of the highlights for the band? What are you most excited about for 2017? Did you any of you make New Year’s Resolutions?

2016:Releasing our third album internationally, touring extensively and getting critical acclaim.

2017: doing shows in the US for the first time, going back to Japan, touring France and making a new album.

Growing up, did you all always want to be musicians? Can you recall some of your earliest musical memories? 

Always wanted to make music. Earliest musical memories: finding an old beat up guitar at my grandmother’s place that once belonged to my mother, banging on it and finding my purpose in life.

Can you talk about how this band first came together? How did you come up with your band name? Was it difficult to settle on one name that described your music? 

We got the name from a ‘90’s B-movie we all like liked. It has a great soundtrack and features some of our favorite bands like Guitarwolf and The Oblivians.

We came together by meeting each other in the scene, we all played in different bands.

You recently released your third album, “Skydogs.” Can you talk about what the inspiration was for these songs? Is there a running them throughout this collection or do the songs stand alone well?

It’s definitely cohesive as an album, but they do stand alone well I think.

How different do you think the sound is on “Skydogs” compared to your previous 2 albums? How do you think this group has grown and changed over the years?

The songs are shorter, more to the point and the production is better.

When you aren’t performing, working in the studio, what do you like to do for fun? How do you two unwind from it all? 

Reading, running, gaming, cooking, eating, playing guitar, …

What do you hope is the message of your music? What do you hope people continue to take away from your songs? 

Just sit back and enjoy the ride.

Is there anything else that you would like to share with our readers about your music or the band?

Buy our record, check us out live and come say hello