With a nice whistling part in a soft singer/songwriter piece, you pass twilights in search of an elevated feeling to experience again. One listening away. CASSINELLO Feat. CARLOTA CREY – My Latest Souvenir
Lust filled punky power pop it’s hard to sit still to, and if you like garage-punky horror rock from Southern Sweden, this is not far away… NO TEARS – Same old Story
When all is lost, the road back can begin with ears open to beautiful music played with hopeful melancholy and continue with a silent prayer to hear more. RÅHYPNOS – Song For The Journey
Lovely banger with attitude and if you’re not caught up in their energy you’ll have to look elsewhere but this should be enough for most people. LEIPZIG – From Paris To Cisokan
Post-punky bass-black tones with nice drive take us on a trip through a kind of dyslexic fog that is completely convincing, but what do I know? HAEZ – Santa Fe
Great alternative garage punk in a DIY spirit that charms and delights if you’re not looking for commercial radio music, and you’re not. THE RETAIL SIMPS – Weapon Of The Mystic
If you haven’t opened your eyes to brutal and beautiful punk rock from yesteryears, it’s time, cause this intensity and feeling will leave you floored. SKAM – Open Your Eyes
With wayward language and spiky guitar, they build a wall of sound and a sound that should be appreciated but above all respected in rowdy circles. CUTICLES – Respect To Builders
When the illusion of great indie rock is surpassed by reality and the shadow of its audience stands idly by while its owners dig incessantly, it’s good. LIBRARY CARD – Cognitive Dissonance
Garage crackling playfully creative punk with synth loops that stick like super glue and if the girls don’t stays, at least the music does. SEX MEX – New Girl