Borokov Borokov is an eclectic and unconventional band hailing from Antwerp, Belgium, known for their unique blend of synth-pop, punk, and electronic music with a surrealist twist. The group was formed by four friends: Arne Omloop, Boris Van den Eynden, Yorgos Tsakiridis, and Noah Melis, who embarked on a musical journey that is as unpredictable as it is danceable. Their approach to music is characterized by a penchant for improvisation, a satirical take on modern life, and a playful mashup of various musical genres and languages.

The band has crafted a niche for themselves with their daring and humorous style, often incorporating absurdist lyrics and eccentric live performances. The titles of their recent releases like "POTATATO," "PICASSO," and "PEUGEO" hint at their love for wordplay and cultural references. Pieces like "+32456393836 (Mobile Version)" demonstrate their skillful navigation through modern electronic soundscapes, while tracks such as "De Verkeerde Fout" and "Moeilijke Tijden" reflect their ability to capture the essence of Flemish culture with a twist. Their collaboration with ELKO B on "De Grauwe Panter" showcases their connectivity within the Belgian music scene. Borokov Borokov's music defies convention and invites listeners into a world where the only rule is that there are no rules.