Just in case you're interested in having a friendly chat with Brusselmans, look for the darkest and most rancid bars in the Flemish part of Belgium and you'll probably find him there, sitting within a cloud of cigarette smoke and behind a bunch of emptied beer bottles. His face looks like it's under a permanent influence of drugs, he probably hasn't cut or washed his hair since the late 60's and when he's attending a TV talk or game show he usually ends up insulting the host and the audience. Brusselmans could be described best as an Artistic Anarchist, in appearance as well as in behavior and ideals. That name might not ring many bells on a worldwide basis, but over here in our small and beloved Belgium country, he's an infamous and hugely eccentric media figure. "Ex Drummer" is the first (at least, to my knowledge) adaptation of a novel written by Herman Brusselmans. Reviewed by Coventry 8 / 10 Just what the world needed: Belgian exploitation/trash!
Dries will manipulate them till they are willing to drink each others blood and their only future is written down in many Punk lyrics: "No Future".-Koen Mortier With the arrival of this infiltrator, personal disputes and family feuds start to jeopardize the band's fragile future. He joins the group as a perfect, but evil god walking down his mountain to play with the populace. Dries, a well known writer, seems the right guy for the job, were it not for the fact that his only handicap is that he can't play the drums. Three disabled rock musicians are looking for a drummer. They all do this in the name of rock & roll. Every village has its band of fools, trying to get to the top, following their idols in drug habits, but staying losers till the end of their pathetic days.
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