TIRED COSSACK: Dollywood

Calm and nice with a smoldering feeling that anything can happen, which it partially does in this indie-pop alt. country banger in post-punk land. TIRED COSSACK – Dollywood

STAPLES: Vacant Smile

Like a powerful side wind, they strike and there is no point in trying to resist. They hit so hard that you just stand and smile as if it matters. STAPLES – Vacant Smile

OUZO!: Lysergic Reason

In an unimaginable stream of ingenuity, they make a type of punk that, with different whims and solutions, feels inspiring and becomes a reason to dance. OUZO! – Lysergic Reason

WILMA HOLMES: Build Yourself A House

Dark slow indie Americana with atmospheric tones and beautiful vocals to just comfortably enjoy while the world goes on outside. WILMA HOLMES: Build Yourself A House

RANK-O: Hotel Club Paradisio

Artistic creativity in a quirky piece of alternative pop that charms by taking different sound-paths through the hotel corridors… RANK-O – Hotel Club Paradisio

GHLOW: Levitate

Raw, dark, mastic post-punk with an industrial feel that will take you down into their world of glorious blackness, and it’s absolutely wonderful. GHLOW – Bring It Down

PHIL & THE TILES: Double Happiness

Great post-punk for anyone who has stopped caring or just started, regardless, you have something here that can double your joy, because this is dead good. PHIL & THE TILES –Dead Lock

THE WESLEYS: 25

With a great sound and a catchy chorus you can go a long way and if you play swingy power pop there is a risk for others to see me dancing… THE WESLEYS – 25

THE SCANERS: No Return

As if they had fire in their butts, they make energetic synthpunk that are contagious like poison and once you have become infected there is no return. THE SCANERS – No Return

UNDER 45: Stonewalled

With great oddity, they make their well-balanced kind of post-punk that goes its own way and for some reason, it reaches my ears that enjoy and appreciate it. UNDER 45 – Groundhog Day