Stash (band)

Stash (formerly Stache) is a Belgian music band that out of almost nowhere scored a monster hit in Flanders with the title "Sadness" in 2004–2005.

Stash
Background information
OriginBelgium
Years active1997
Websitewww.stash.be
MembersGunther Verspecht
Mathias Moors
David Vertongen
Philip Bruffaerts

The hit single broke the records of the hit list of the VRT, the Ultratop by being both the longest present track in the top 10 as well as the longest present track in the entire Ultratop 75. In the videoclip "Sadness", several famous Flemish musical artists appear, like Axl Peleman, Guy Swinnen, Luc De Vos and Walter Grootaers. In the clip of "Shelter from Evil Ones", the mothers of the four band members play music as well.

In the summer of 2005, they could be seen at Rock Werchter and Marktrock, among others.[1][2] The front man of Stash is Gunther Verspecht.

Discography

[3]

Singles
  • "Sadness"
  • "Shelter from Evil Ones"
  • "Carving the Pain"
  • "I Need a Woman", a duet with Sarah Bettens
  • "All That's Left"
  • "Fading Out"
  • "Empty Your Gun"
Single(s) with hits in
the Flemish Ultratop 50		 Date of
appearance		 Date of
entrance		 Highest
position		 Number
of weeks		 Remarks
"Sadness"200430-10-2004233
"Shelter from Evil Ones"200514-05-2005tip5–
"Carving the Pain"200527-08-2005tip9–
"I Need a Woman"200604-02-20061112Duet with Sarah Bettens
"All That's Left" / "Advertising Space"200717-11-20072516
"Fading Out"200816-02-2008tip7–
"Empty Your Gun"201320-07-2013tip96–

Albums

[4]

  • Rock 'n Roll Show (2005)
  • Blue Lanes (2007)
  • All That Fire (2009)
Album(s) with hits in
the Flemish Ultratop 50		 Date of
appearance		 Date of
entrance		 Highest
position		 Number
of weeks		 Remarks
Rock 'n Roll Show200523-04-2005129
Blue Lanes200710-11-20072421

References
  1. Proximus Goformusic, Reports - Stash
  2. Programma Marktrock, Het Nieuwsblad, 13 August 2005
  3. Stash singles in the Ultratop 50, ultratop.be
  4. Stash albums in the Ultratop 50, ultratop.be


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