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Zucchini Drive
GenresAlternative
Indie hip hop
Years active2003–present
LabelsMarathon of Dope, 2nd Records, Hue Records Japan
MembersTom De Geeter
Marcus Graap
Pieter Blancke
Websitewww.marathonofdope.com

Zucchini Drive is an alternative trio based in Kortrijk, Belgium. It consists of producers Tom De Geeter, Marcus Graap and Pieter Blancke. The band is currently signed to Marathon of Dope.[1][2][3][4]

Discography

Albums

  • Vikings and Waffles (CD - 2003)
  • Being Kurtwood (CD/LP - 2006)[5]
  • Being Kurtwood (CD Japanese Version - 2006)
  • Goodyear Television Playhouse (CD - 2007)
  • Goodyear Television Playhouse (CD Japanese Version - 2007)
  • Shotgun Rules (Digital - 2009)[6][7]
  • Howler Music (Digital - 2011)
  • Goodyear Television Playhouse Reissue (Digital - 2012)
  • No Food but Lots of Weapons (CD/LP - 2012)[8]

Singles

  • "Easy Tiger" (12inch - 2006)

Compilation appearances

  • "Offcuts" on Calderas of Mind (2006)
  • "Easy Tiger Remix" on En Direct de la Côte (2007)
  • "90min Maxell" on Goose Bump 4.0 (2010)

References

  1. ^ "Zucchini Drive". Marathon of Dope.
  2. ^ "Zucchini Drive". Ugsmag.
  3. ^ "Foor Pairing 101: What Goes Well with Zucchini Drive's Upcoming Album?". WriteClickCookListen.
  4. ^ "Zucchini Drive interviews (in dutch)". Kwadratuur.
  5. ^ "Zucchini Drive – Being Kurtwood (2nd Rec)". Cyclic Defrost.
  6. ^ "Ohsnapson review". Ohsnapson. July 20, 2009.
  7. ^ "Zucchini Drive". Meadow Music.
  8. ^ "Goldenmixtape review". Goldenmixtape. September 19, 2012.
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