In May 2008, an encounter on a bridge at sunset at Tournai (Belgium), an exchange of music records and addresses, and a month later the Franco-Belgian trio Maria Goretti Quartet is formed. These three beautiful and elegant young men are not at their first attempt, they officiate or have officiated in different bands (Oui Mais Non, Koffeee, Fucking Canaries, …). Rockerill Records is proud to present their first album with 14 tracks self-produced, recorded by Phil Scrotum in Strasbourg in August 2010 and illustrated by a cover designed by Jérémie Tomcak and Tom Raznor. Presented on stage during a tour in Germany and in Czech Republic, the impressions of the public were unanimous in describing their music as a superb musical experience. Disliking tags, the trio prefers to qualify himself modestly as a "musical revolution". In conclusion MGQ which is primarily a live band has succeeded brilliantly the perilous exercise to set his music on an album. The result is there!

In 2003 Dim Wild and Ronald Dondez unite to form Driving Dead Girl. In 2004, they are selected to participate at the Dour Festival, the first important step for the band. Then follow several interesting premieres like The Rakes, Queen Adreena, Radio 4, Tokyo Sex Destruction, The Black Angels. And the arrival of the first album "50000 Dead Girls Can't Be Wrong" achieved with JF. Hermand on drums and Andrew Diaz on bass: featuring a selection of 7 tracks recorded in live conditions and mixed in two months, responding to the garage-rock influences that drive the band. Distributed by Bang! this album brings them to play around Belgium but also in France. After several changes of "line-up" and avoiding the end of the band, Driving Dead Girl stabilized in 2008 with drummer Vincenzo Capizzi and bassist Daniel Diaz. Then new proposals for concerts coming, and new premieres such as Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Lords Of Altamont cement the reputation of the band on stage.