't Hof Van Commerce

Emerging after the dissolution of Prophets of Finance, Filip Cauwelier (aka Flip Kowlier), Serge Buyse (aka Dommestik), and Kristof Michiels (aka DJ 4T4) launched recording sessions as 'T Hof Van Commerce during 1997. Their Belgian hometown supplied the group’s name, and the resulting debut album En in Izzegem appeared the following year, succeeded by Herman in 1999 and Rocky 7 in 2002. While each member concentrated on separate solo projects, the trio released Ezoa en Niet Anders in 2005 through the independently run Plasticine/Petrol imprint; seven years later they resurfaced with the fifth studio album Stuntman.