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    S.T.T.O.

    Keep Smiling We're Drowning

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    TEMPOMAT

    Aus Der Reihe Derrick

    And so it started with an astonishing conjuction of circumstances, a lockdown, an unspeakable passion for the « Inspektor Derrick » mixed with a long and precious love for the Korg MS10. The street
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    REAL LOSERS

    Good Clean Fun

    Way back in the early 2000s Real Losers were right at the top of the heap of best punk bands going on this planet. In fact the 'Go Nutzoid' and 'Don't Leave Me Now' 7"s were amongs
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    HELLO EMERSON

    To Keep Him Here

    There’s no getting around the Americana indie folk rock band Hello Emerson. The comparisons with Conor Oberst or Ryan Adams are still justified, and Sam Bodary could hardly wish for better reference
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    PAPRIKA

    Let’s Kill Punk

    Do you ever sit in your room and just stare at the wall repeating a mantra to yourself? Because it’s all you can do to not totally wreck everything in sight? We do that too and most of the music tha
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    REEK MINDS

    Malignant Existence

    In the tradition of fast as fuck 80’s hardcore that holds all the energy and none of the constraints, comes REEK MINDS with their debut full size. “Malignant Existence” is chock full of blisteri
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    TRACKER

    On! On! On!

    "Tracker is poised to unleash their explosive blend of art-noise and rock, gently guiding you into a psychedelic drift. Within their music, traces of desert rock permeate the air, evoking images of a
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    L`APPEL DU VIDE

    Metro

    „You ride over the Zwickau hills to the northeast. The leather reins cut into your frozen hands as hot and sour sod burns its way upwards. Metaphysical hangover sweat stabs through your skin pore by
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    SPLIT SYSTEM

    Vol.2

    Maybe your demands of punk are a little too high. Maybe they’re a little too exacting - you know what you want, but you don’t know how to get it. Maybe you’ve got an itch that’s needed scratch
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    TWELVE CUBIC FEET

    Straight Out Of The Fridge

    "Suddenly it’s ok to be a square” – Twelve Cubic Feet, a clear case of a band which should have been bigger than the Beatles but, for some malignant reason, became a blurry foot note on the unde