KORINTHIANS Ghent, Belgium
KORINTHIANS is a dance-postpunk quartet from Ghent, Belgium, characterized by some as “the 2020s version of Editors” (De Standaard, BE), “postpunk refreshingly different” (Dark Life Experience, DE), or “the guitar version of Depeche Mode (their label boss, BE). They find their inspiration in diverse artists such as Goose, Mogwai, The Soft Moon, Boytronic, Igor Stravinsky and sci-fi soundtracks. ... more
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