Post-punk with dim curtains that disperse and vanish the longer the song goes, and I realize the obvious and guarantee that listening is not wasted time. NIKITA CURTIS – Vanished
About a star in a loaded boogie rock story that sparkles and leaves no one who has looked at himself in the mirror untouched without recognizing good rock. HUGGORM – En Värdelös Historia
Stable rock you submit yourself to accompany on a nightly trip from the roots to a new unfamiliar adventure where rock rules …and moves you. ORMBÄRARN – Lagan
Something tells me this isn’t right. Got the same feeling the second listening. Something here feels a little different. Yep. A fantastically awesome debut. SLOWDANCE – Ashton Lane
Horse-kicking punk rock banger about a man with a broken heart, and it can’t be that much better than this. Or indeed …if the heart becomes restored… THE UNKNOWNS – Heart In Two
Vibrato-filled indie rock that with pop nerve and feeling puts you in a good mood, and it’s clear that you believe him when he sings with such empathy. GIRL AND GIRL – Mother
Intensive junk rock that you dig non-stop until someone closes that door, but as everyone knows after this, that door is open and will always be, we hope. GGGREMLINNN – It’s Open
Garage rock with the joy of playing and a dirty sound that makes you happy to hear, and if you ask me, you don’t need any keys to unlock the fans’ fascination. TANDOORI KNIGHTS – 88 Keys
When an intro rubs nicely before it turns into a great bass line with tight rhythms and tinkling guitars, I call it good news and enjoy it non-stop. IT’S FOR US: I’ve Got Good News
Lo-fi garage punk by some who are who they wanna be and play music full of creativity to love, and I can’t imagine anything worse than not digging this. MOUSES – Fiends