Bettie Serveert
Pharmacy Of Love

I’d like to make a list of what rock and roll “is,” then tailor it for each band. For each unique album, I’d simply need to create a unique, descripti...

Here comes the "solid," here comes the "classic," here comes the words reserved for albums that are incapable of terribleness by virtue of their past ...

For a band who famously split up after only one gig, Bettie Serveert's career has been surprisingly enduring. The unexpected return in the early nine...

The basics haven't really changed much over the course of the Dutch trio's nine studio albums. Songs like "The Pharmacy", the bouncy "Souls Travel" a...

Consistent is the one word that can describe the now 18 year old plus Bettie Serveert and on their ninth record Pharmacy Of Love they could easily tri...

Bettie Serveert is one of the most underrated and underappreciated bands to come out of the grunge era. But despite forming almost 20 years ago, as th...

On album number nine, this Dutch indie band returns to itsroots, eschewing the tortured adult-rock of 2000's Private Suit and the wonderful pop/dance ...

When I think of Bettie Serveert my mind instantly hearkens back to early '90s albums Palomine and Lamprey that spawned power pop gems like "Kid's Alri...