Borokov Borokov

Borokov Borokov is an experimental synth-pop collective hailing from Antwerp, Belgium, known for their distinctive blend of avant-garde electronic sounds, playful rhythms, and a uniquely irreverent approach to songwriting. Formed in 2017, the group—originally featuring Arne Omloop, Boris Zeebroek, Noah Melis, and Siemon Slaets—quickly became a staple of Belgium’s underground music scene with their energetic live performances and genre-blurring compositions. Harnessing influences from new wave, punk, disco, and minimal music, Borokov Borokov crafts songs that are both danceable and absurdly theatrical, often sung in Dutch and marked by clever, tongue-in-cheek lyricism.

Their debut album “EEN” set the tone with its erratic melodies and eclectic production choices, while subsequent releases such as “TWEE” and “POTATIS” solidified the band’s reputation for unpredictability and artistic boldness. Always pushing boundaries, Borokov Borokov’s projects are as likely to provoke laughter as deep thought, positioning them as one of the most innovative acts in contemporary Belgian music.