What is it with Belgian newcomers on the pop scene, that makes them rise so furiously fast? Bazart is the latest example of the 'goud' (gold) that Belgium seems to have plenty of . The five-piece is anything but an average Belgian band. The group, with roots in Gent and Antwerp, has a signature sound that spells community singing, complex melodies en electronic subtleties. Bazart deliver dark indie pop in their native language, wherein influences range from The National to Yeasayer and from (Dutch to Belgian song-welders) Spinvis to Gorky.