With a husky voice and a nice drive, they make me walk rhythmically downtown, enjoying this excellent garage rock band, so I tip my hat and bow. THE SLEEVEENS – Downtown
From the first moment you are sucked into a troubadour darkness that is difficult to escape without fire, but you don’t want to, you just enjoy it… DUFFHUES – It Has No Face
Pop electronics are effectively mixed with punk influences, giving you a taste of sweet madness you can devour raw while the feeling of freedom takes over… HOME FRONT – New Madness
Raw but honest, they convey their punk rock that catches the ear through unglamorously dirty tones, and then you know that this is the music for me. MINI SKIRT – Potsville River
With the 1960s in my back and a Merseybeat sound few are blessed with, I fall head over heels in love with this crazy boy so watch out, soon you will too. STREET THE BEAT – Crazy Boy
Garage rock with great approach and a manic drive that borders on scary, but the dream would be to be trapped alone with the music. SKLITAKLING: Innestengt
Soft singer-songwriter pop that feels so smooth that the emptiness you can sometimes feel when you have nothing to lose subsides when the pleasure starts. ANDREW DALY FRANK – Hollow
Great punk with attitude and just when you thought music couldn’t get any better, your dad starts digging it like crazy and then you know it’s good… SANDY DISH – Ur Dad’s Fav band
I was on my way to be a turncoat when I was at my most bored, but I heard this indie rock banger and became happy with rock’n’roll again. GULA BLEND – Har Du Tråkigt?
I could falsely say that this is really bad farm rock, but that’s not true, because it’s awesome folk punk country with raspy vocals. TWISTED TEENS – Everyone