Sitting at the top table of Belgium's alt-rock scene are three-piece De Mens. Active since 1992 and helmed by larger-than-life frontman Frank Vander Linden, De Mens have steadily released studio albums over two decades, often imbuing their songs with jangly, angular riffs evocative of UK post-punk or New Zealand's Flying Nun Records. However, for every crisp indie digression, De Mens take a supercharged leap through power pop and pop punk, serving as a sharp reminder of their sonic heft—a band as full-blooded as their name suggests.