Bauer

Translated as “Poultry,” the Dutch duo of Bauer shaped when founder Berend Dubbe remaining the Dutch pop/rock outfit Bettie Serveert in July of 1999 and went it by himself having a eight monitor machine and a small number of slightly oddball ’60s and ’70s pop melodies. His 1st solo work was documented by himself and entitled On the road. It had been released by Holland’s Excelsior Recordings in 2000, and with it, Bauer began to create a solid important pursuing. Dubbe enrolled Sonja truck Hamel to record their sophomore work, Can’t Stop Performing, that was released by Companions in Crime Information in 2001. Can’t Prevent Singing gained high marks with critics and continuing using the band’s dreamy revival of gentle pop through the ’60s and ’70s.