Melancholy indie rock that, at a nice car riding pace, lets us go along on a trip where we can relax and enjoy to the fullest without our inhibitions. TOMMA INTET: Berln Biblical Boy
With exuberant intensity, they paint with distorted drums and guitars and an accurate voice a nostalgia vacation as it could have been yesteryears. Awesome! OWNERS CLUB – Holiday At Home
In a soundscape with doom tones of a darker kind, I hear fragile dreamy vocals and I follow slowly devotedly and it’s probably best not to ask a single question. TALKING FLOWERS: Don’t Ask Questions
Attitudinal vocals and variably played garage rock that sounds like loud and energetic post-punk from the shadowy corners of the darker neighborhoods. NOTHINGHEADS – Cabaret
Beautifully alarming post-punk that with gray shades, gray mottled tones, and sticky hooks captures my interest and after that, I can never get enough… JIM NOTHING: First Bite
In an electric synth-pop dance-punk banger, they somehow manage to get in a quieter part and make some crunchy noise which is great too, so put it on repeat. MP3 CHAINSAW – On Repeat
Mix a heavy dose of noise with rhythmic drums and make it sound like a prolonged car accident at 180km/h between two retro vehicles and fall in love. THE EUROSUITE: Antimatter
Punk rocky mid-tempo banger with great multi-vocals and screeching instruments make us think about what we eat while trying to move to the beat… 9 O’CLOCK NASTY – Bad Vegan
Soft Americana that swings and with a touch of folk, they invite you to dance wistfully but be careful if you reject them. You do so at your own risk. CRYING COJONES – Don’t Turn Me Down
Without predicting too much now, but these can become something big that with great punk, humor, and a lovely guitar solo charms. Hope they have offsprings. MILKSICK: The Omen!