Took a trip away from reality with this spacey piece of synth-kraut that makes me travel in time and space and works as a good substitute for painkillers. AUA – Painkiller No.1
In a fast-paced tempo, a loving song is delivered that may not be quite what it seems except for a stunning punk rock banger to indulge in. SEX MEX – I love Everyone
It’s easy to fall in love with other bands but this is at least as lovable and if you like garage rock, this might become your new favorite song, who knows? LAUREL CANYON – M
In the shadow of a doubt, I found this awesome garage rock banger that will rock the ass out of every doubting soul out there—no doubt about it. PSYCHBIKE – Living In A Shadow
Soft melodic garage rock banger you like to play for the whole neighborhood to hear and understand that there is hope in this world and that it will be good. THE SLEEVEENS – Haunted Neighborhood
No matter how burned you are, you never get so burned that you stop liking dirty garage rock and hopefully you can keep your memories of the music. DION LUNADON – Out In My World
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