LAMBRINI GIRLS: Lads Lads Lads
If you’re attracted to punk with an aggressive attitude interspersed with a porky sound, this could be your cup of tea, but you should give it a shot regardless. LAMBRINI GIRLS – Lads Lads Lads
SVART KATT: 23
In the cross country between punkrock and post-punk, they exist and operate with power and persistent punk that is hard to resist, but why should you? SVART KATT – 23
NIGHTBUS: Mirrors
Moonlight-dark post-punk spread via sonically mirror-like reflections, and when they reach you, you should be happy and see it as a sign, listen again and repeat. NIGHTBUS – Mirrors
MOONWALKS – War On Nothing
Awesome grinding psych rock with an uncompromising driving force and a message that takes on a new meaning in a post-pandemic world, which is liked. MOONWALKS – War On Nothing
ALKOHOLISTEN OCH AVRÅDAN: Satan satan
With vocals that slowly come along and follow the music, half is won, and then when the music is alive like this, the longing for death disappears a little… ALKOHOLISTEN OCH AVRÅDAN: Jag Vill Typ Dö
OPUS KINK: Children
In a genre-crossing piece where anything can and does happen, they rock with a punk attitude that makes you happy like a child on Christmas Eve. OPUS KINK: Children
GUARDIAN SINGLES: Chad And Stacy
Lovely fast post-punk gives an uplifting feeling, but with more blackness in the lyrics than in the music, it’s still hard to get peace of mind… GUARDIAN SINGLES: Chad And Stacy
TOEHEADS: A Cruel Winner’s world
Listen! Here you have a messy mess that rocks, and if that’s what you’re looking for, you’ve found it and that’s what you get, so I’ll repeat it. Listen! TOEHEADS – I Told You Twice
RÅTTANSON: Go Where You Feel The Most Alive
Dead good garage rock where you could feel as the most alive if you were just at a show and enjoying it, but on vinyl, it’s also awesome. RÅTTANSON – Go Where You Feel The Most Alive
DEADLETTER: The Snitching Hour
In a lovely piece of culture with fine drive and song like a flowing river, there is room for irony or plain language. Judge for yourself, but listen, it’s amazing. DEADLETTER – The Snitching Hour