Luc Van Acker
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Biography
Luc Van Acker, born October 6, 1961 in Tienen, Belgium, is a Belgian singer, songwriter, and music producer who began releasing solo material with the album Taking Snapshots (1982). His early work includes the single âZannaâ (1984), a duet with Anna Domino featured on his album The Ship (1984), and a guitar performance on Shriekbackâs album Jam Science (1984). In 1985, he co-founded the industrial group Revolting Cocks with Al Jourgensen and Richard 23, contributing to their first three studio albums Big Sexy Land (1986), Beers, Steers, and Queers (1990), and Linger Ficken Good (1993), as well as the live album Live! You Goddamned Son of a Bitch (1988). He also produced Anna Dominoâs mini-LP East/West (1986) and Mussolini Headkickâs albums Themes for Violent Retribution (1989) and Blood on the Flag (1990). His career includes extensive collaborations across the alternative rock and industrial music scenes.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- The Ship
- Rain
- Wild Life
- Climbing The Mountain
- I Think We Know by Anna Domino
- Vent That Spleen
- Keep Talking
- Another World
- Zanna by Anna Domino
- Take My Breath Away by Anna Domino
- Indians
- Valley of the Blue Men
- Feels Like Love
- Wild Hungry Animals
- Wild And Angry
- Heart And Soul
- Jump And Shout
- No Man's Land
- The Fear In My Heart
