Based between Liège and Ghent, Eosine are a quartet of young twenty somethings knocking firmly on the door of an international breakthrough, widely tipped as one of Europe’s most exciting new indie acts. Their music sits at the crossroads of post-punk, indie rock, emo and neo-psych, held together by the intoxicating voice of Elena Lacroix.
In late 2024, the band released the EP Liminal, culminating in live favourite and closing track ‘Digitaline’ — a perfect distillation of what Eosine stand for: surrender, urgent guitars and drums, sharp tempo shifts and dreamlike vocal lines that demand the volume knob be turned up. Over the past year, Eosine have built an impressive, almost sacred live reputation, with standout performances at Dour, Lokerse Feesten and Into The Great Wide Open, alongside an extensive Dutch support tour with Australian garage-rock outfit Psychedelic Porn Crumpets.
In 2026, the band translate that live intensity into new music, paving the way for even more immersive shows and their debut album. First single ‘And Now It Shows’ offers an early glimpse: dreamy vocals colliding with raw emotion, wrapped in addictive post-punk and emo, with a touch of glam drama. Lacroix explains: “As soon as I wrote it, the song immediately asserted itself as the lead single. It’s an ode to intensity and a rejection of the taboo surrounding hypersensitivity. Just under three minutes long and clocking in at 210 bpm — that’s all it takes to hit repeat.”
