EA OTHILDE: Florence
A bit mysterious in a way that makes me slow down and just lounge around like a city cat around an open fire before both the cat and the smoke settle down. EA OTHILDE – Florence
THE SLEEVENS: National Anthem
Swinging punk’n’roll that, with power, tenderness and a dash of humor, makes us smile nostalgically, dig in, and rock on into the future… THE SLEEVENS – Cowboy Queen
PREKOWSKI: Conservatory Jazz, I Hate
Sweetly unpredictable jazz darkness in a post-punk piece that, with creative saxophone and driven bass, drums on with intensity and a voice with feeling. PREKOWSKI: Conservatory Jazz, I Hate
HOUSE ARREST: Buy A Gun
Entertaining and cocky Punk Rock that, with good drive, gets us level up on the dance floor regardless of whether we’re being threatened with a gun or not… HOUSE ARREST – Buy A Gun
BRAD MARINO: Agent Of Chaos
Lovely power pop to shake your hips to, stick needles in dolls to, or why not just sit and dig uncontrollably while the turntable gets hotter and hotter… BRAD MARINO – Voodoo
THE DAHLMANNS: Life In Reverse
In a mid-tempo banger, you’re drawn into what the shadows try to hide between glimmers of light, but you like it if it doesn’t get too dark. Right? THE DAHLMANNS – Dark Side With You
DRAKULAS: Singing With My Tounge Cut Out
Energetic punk with a sound that will make you happy if you, like me, love the retro feeling they charm me with so that the ears glow like neon at night. DRAKULAS – Singing With My Tongue Cut Out
NOT RICHARD & HER MAJESTY: A Song About Being A Parasite
In a cross-border piece about mental clutter, I find both 1950s influences and art rock, which in this lovely mix completely excites me. NOT RICHARD & HER MAJESTY – A Song About Being A Parasite
SICK SHOOTERS: Super Sonic Rock Saga
Garagerock or punk rock or if it was the opposite, that shakes and rocks so much that you should clear the place or the opposite so more people can hear. SICK SHOOTERS – Evacuation
HENRIC DE LA COUR: Pale Rider
It is with heavy, dark rhythmic steps we follow the song through the mists where shadows are formed, but don’t let it weigh you, this is highly recommended. HENRIC DE LA COUR – Pale Rider