When punk and jazz maniacs collide, a cacophonous triumphant number emerges that, with mischievous and lovely sound mixes, is not to be missed. OPUS KINK – Dust
Lightly melancholy and minimalistic indie that hypnotizes its surroundings with pulsating drums, slow organ, drillling guitar, and catchy singing. LAEL NEALE – I Am The River
Drum-fresh black-punk with a dark voice, nice sway, and intense swing that attracts the dance gene, and as the end approaches, the pulse rises. BAD PELICANS – Dance Music
Lightly hypnotic synthpop with melancholy undertones undermines us and lets us turn into fans in our hearts and that’s totally okay CONSTANT SMILES – In My Heart
Garage punk with the sound set to DIY like it came from a can that could make any outsider do a happy ugly dance all the way home. J.T. IV – I Wish I Was Your Mother
Dreamy guitar melody combined with monotony becomes lovely indie as it is sung as if in a trance, so we lift our hats and bow to friends without names. LIFE – Friends Without Names – Radio Edit
As if emerging from the earth with mechanical marching drums and eerie blackness, they crawl inside all the walls of the body, for us to enjoy. POWERPLANT – Broodmother
Tough attitude and a raw type of punk in a song that can make people leave their houses pogo-dancing because now they know what to do with their money. CLASS – Burning Cash
Gloomy but outstanding machinedark post-punk that leads us into a kind of black-controlled space you are more than happy to receive with open ears. HEARTWORMS – Retributions Of An Awful Life
Factorynew track with punk, repetitive vocals, and great attitude could make people think or stop and dig but once you’ve listened you don’t wanna leave. ITALIA 90 – New Factory