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Red Zebra is a Belgian post-punk band that emerged from Bruges in 1978, quickly establishing themselves with their distinctive sound. They are widely recognized for their cult classic "I Can't Live In a Living Room," a biting social commentary that became a radio hit in Belgium. Their music blends driving rhythms, melodic guitars, and often chanted vocals, defining a significant part of the early 80s cold wave and new wave scene.
Red Zebra plays a distinctive blend of post-punk, new wave, and cold wave, characterized by driving rhythms and often chanted vocals, notably on their Belgian cult classic "I Can't Live In a Living Room."
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The current members of Red Zebra include Peter Slabbynck on vocals, Geert Maertens on lead guitar, Vincent Hallez on second guitar, and Johan Isselee on drums.
Red Zebra originated in Bruges, Belgium, forming in 1978 and quickly becoming a significant act in the Belgian post-punk scene.