Great modern punk rock with a funny approach and a storytelling better than fake news, and if you know your truth without the nose growing, you’ll like it. THE KREMLINS – Modern-Day Pinocchio
Great punk rock in a frikkin’ tempo and if you’re talented enough, you can listen between the lines and get the swingiest out of it without losing the thread. MARTIN SAVAGE AND THE JIGGERZ – Between The Lines
Darkly patterned bass notes in a post-punk piece that work great regardless of whether they reach you via eyes or ears, but a combo might be the best anyway. SADLY SUNDAY – Technoholic
Messy but lovely alternative pop about emotional talk suffocated with a tiresome line can be incredibly dreary, but this is what it is, gorgeous music. GIRL SCOUT – I just Needed You To Know
Beautiful punk rock with this high intensity can make people bounce, dance, or just dig hard, and once you’ve heard the captivating chorus, you’re hooked. DIRTY FENCES – Get Out
If a black bird could rock out without passing, it would be perfect, which it is because they leave everything and everyone behind. Good bye. GREEN CROW COLLECTIVE – Cool Cats / Oiseau Noir
In the middle of life and not yet in the final phase, I wait patiently and if it wasn’t for this awesome music it would have been hard but now I wait with joy. JEFF CLARKE – Palliative Care
With great punk darkness, they gild my existence while they wanna be saved from themselves, and it strikes me that they’ve just saved me from boredom. MOONKILL – Murderhouse
Yesterday, I didn’t know that an explosive musical discharge about how the ivy crawls would engage me so, and that I would shake uncontrollably with rapture. PERENNIAL – How The Ivy Crawls
In a fluid piece that lives its own life, we get indie pop that mixes structure with controlled chaos pleasantly through desire and frustration. GUDS PENGAR – Fruit (Jag Vill Bara Ha Nåt Jag Vill Ha)