Zeup Copenhagen, Denmark
Zeup is a rock trio from Copenhagen, Denmark. They create heavy and human-sounding rock tunes with a touch of stoner and
alternative metal.
Band members:
Jakob Bach (guitar, lead vocals)
Morten Rold (bass, backing vocals)
Morten Barth (drums).
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