dEUS have never really had a philosophy. Never wanted one. Yet they\’ve remained true to certain guiding principles. \’You don\’t want to repeat yourself, but you have your style\’, says Tom Barman, frontman and genial leader of the cult Belgian art-rockers. \’You want to try new stuff and just react to whatever feels fresh at the time\’. So it is with \’How To Replace It\’, their eighth studio album and first in ten years; distinctive and inventive, melodic yet defiantly off-kilter. Unique. And above all, unmistakably dEUS. Disc 11. How to Replace It – dEUS2. Must Have Been New – dEUS3. Man of the House – dEUS4. 1989 – dEUS5. Faux Bamboo – dEUS6. Dream Is a Giver – dEUS7. Pirates – dEUS8. Simple Pleasures – dEUS9. Never Get You High – dEUS10. Cadillac – dEUS11. Love Breaks Down – dEUS12. Le Blues Polaire – dEUS