THE NIGHT TIMES: I’m Leaving You
A real garage rock banger as it used to sound and this one should not be missed for anything in the world. Especially not at night. If you do, I’ll leave you. THE NIGHT TIMES – I’m Leaving You
SJÖBLOM: Fly Away With Me
Awesome Post-rock-poppy darkness that can take you on a flight on emotional stray roads if you can imagine possibly crossing some kind of border… SJÖBLOM – Fly Away With Me
BABY GRENDEL: Baby Grendel
Wonderful soft rock that anyone smart enough can love, but I think the rest of you have it in you if you wait your whole life. Or just take the time and listen. BABY GRENDEL, Small Town Sci-Fi – Sidewalk
ALPHA PET: Numbers Wrong
Poppy rock with a slightly naughty whimsicality that, despite or because of it, makes it swing so that the dancing nerve comes to life if you count correctly… ALPHA PET – Numbers Wrong
PLACID: Aller Jamais Retour
Loud rock with lots of guitar squeals and messes so what’s not to like? Nothing. It’s lovely from the first moment. but I’m a little afraid that it’s a trap… PLACID – Piège De La Vie
WILMA HOLMES: Out Of Touch
With atmospheric background synth, plucking guitars, and a fragile beautiful voice that both with and without words creates unassailable magic. WILMA HOLMES – Out Of Touch
MICHY TREE: Noise
Messy, charming punk paranoia embedded in a layer of noise that we appreciate and when the coffee is considered toxic by the doctor, this is good medicine. MICHY TREE – Noise
H.i.T.: Die Band
Punk rock or electro-punk grinds on, brutally and it’s easy to just fall into the rhythm and dig, rock, and shake to their protest punk. H.i.T – Simulation
FREDDIE WADLING: Fade Away
In a dark soft sunset-nice bit of walking at a slow pace, I wish I could always stay with the music in my headphones and maybe fade away as a thank you. FREDDIE WADLING – Fade Away (Demo Version)
REFLECTORS: Going Out Of Fashion
Lovely punkrock banger with a catchy chorus that you love to sing along to, and if you can sit still to this you’ve broken your legs or lost your mind. REFLECTORS: Losing My Mind