When music is really felt, it rubs and scratches not just surfaces. When the melody behind the noise sparkles, life is reflected and you feel something more. MOTYLKI – Mirror Mirror
Disturbingly beautiful garage rock that rattles and is as fierce as you really want it to be and even under threat, it’s not something you give up. THE MANIKINS – I Can’t Give You Up
As a senseless discharge and a crackling alternative to all other noise, and the question is whether it is not better than most. At least that’s good enough for me. SANS. ANTHONYYY – The Paige Song
There are so many things I would never do, but stop listening to such lovely power pop as this doesn’t belong to them. Listen for yourself. Why would you? WIMPS – Never Leave The House
In order not to go around in circles to find the best music, you can go straight to the point if you like punk action like this. I think it’s best that way. SPIRITUAL CRAMP – Better Off This Way
Garage-poppy pop that has a nice sound, jangly melancholy, and a feeling that makes me kneel to the music and pray. Please do not leave me. THE WHY OH WHYS – I Saw Her Last Night
Kick-ass punk rock from back in the days is never wrong and even if you’re one of those who don’t normally go for punk you should give it a try, it’s awesome. THE VICTIMS – Girls Don’t Go For Punks
Post-punk with elements of punk and some electronic effects on that, and then we get close to a superhero of rank, so I surrender. It’s great. KIT MAJOR – Dirty Misfit
Lovely punk rock about a boisterous girl you could be friends with if you got access to the music because that’s what you want…or? plus…? BIBLIOTEKA – She’s Bad
Power pop that charms with a synthpunk twist and could get everyone on the dance floor with its bubblegum-sticky chorus. Plastic or not. AUTOGRAMM – Plastic Punks