Scala & Kolacny Brothers

A Belgian women choir with today’s rock and roll twist, Scala kept their 1st rehearsal in Apr 1996, when the group’s regular membership topped away at 18 singers. Brothers Steven and Stijn Kolacny (pianist and conductor, respectively) treated the group just like a traditional ensemble initially, and Scala’s rates grew as girls won several awards, like the name of Belgium’s Choir of the entire year in 1999. By the first 2000s, though, the Kolacnys experienced grown sick and tired of traditional music and started turning to additional genres for motivation, producing a exclusive repertoire that centered on choral reinventions of rock and roll songs. Having a lineup that right now included over 200 users, Scala started issuing albums in 2002. Classical addresses of Nirvana, Garbage, and Radiohead staples packed the group’s 1st release, Around the Stones, and extra albums followed on the semi-annual basis, including a global version of Around the Stones and a assortment of Steven Kolacny’s personal compositions. Although Scala’s status continued to develop, the group continued to be a cult preferred until 2010, when the film truck for The SOCIAL NETWORKING highlighted the same haunting edition of Radiohead’s “Creep” that made an appearance on Scala’s debut. The truck became a viral strike, netting over one million YouTube sights within 90 days of its discharge. Scala, whose music was partly in charge of the clip’s reputation, began fielding presents from labels, as well as the group agreed upon an American cope with Atco Information for the eve from the movie’s discharge. The band’s self-titled Atco debut, offering “Creep” and various other covers, implemented in March of 2011.