THE PLEASURE DOME: Good Luck
Out of the fear of talking to someone you like, comes this snaking garage punk banger that I really hope gets the attention it deserves. Good luck! THE PLEASURE DOME – Good Luck
SWAMPMEAT FAMILY BAND: Pouring Down
A dirge about love, hope, and fear that is reminded in equal parts while the listeners are amazed, enchanted or just dig and pour their love on the band. SWAMPMEAT FAMILY BAND – Pouring Down
PISS SHIVERS: S/T
Colorful punk rock with raw energy and attitude makes it turn on the straight stretch of the highway so that half would be enough but you can’t get enough. PISS SHIVERS – Energy
WET MAN: Swimming With Sharks
When the post-punk swims up to the synth-pop and makes a joint attempt to beat the sharks together, you can’t help but bow and thank you for the show. WET MAN – Swimming With Sharks
THE NATIVE CATS: Small Town Cop Override
With nice swaying vocals in an alternative punk piece, I fall in love and ready to move as small-town life looms as if I’ve seen the future through my ears… THE NATIVE CATS – Small Town Cop Override
PLATTENBAU: Net Prophet
Post-punk punk with death on its heels and ghostly synth in the background becomes so close to genius that you almost have to dance until the dawn rises. PLATTENBAU – AR-15
FAT DOG: King Of The Slugs
Monotonous music with manic precision and changing tempo. At times an eerie snail’s pace before picking up the pace and shaking our heads to total rapture. FAT DOG – King Of The Slugs
TUBE ALLOYS: Magnetic Point
With punk hammering drums and vocals about apathy, they’re ready to strike and it’s only a matter of time until they drum in the message and you’re a fan. TUBE ALLOYS – Apathy
LOVE DID THIS: Dog Or The Bone
A slightly odd piece that, with fairly small means, makes my legs jerk along in the pop swing and dance a little embarrassed with the dog in a dark corner. LOVE DID THIS, CHRISTIAN RAMIREZ: Dog Or The Bone
BLACK MEKON: Buhlak Me Kong
Cruel swamp blues meeting dirty noises in a back alley where cowards only go with a gun to the temple is not wrong as long as the loud feedback swings. BLACK MEKON – Buhlak Me Kong