Zähl bis Drei – Hochwald

Was passiert, wenn man einfach nicht mehr kann? Wenn alles zu viel wird und man sich nur noch wünscht, dass jemand da ist, der einen aus der Situation herausholt? Genau darum geht es in „Zähl bis Drei“, der ersten Single aus dem Album „Nicht umsonst“ der österreichischen Indie-Pop-/Alternative-Rock-Band Hochwald, die man bisher noch nicht unbedingt…

Static – Of All Things

With ‘Static’, Of All Things capture a feeling that many will recognise: being emotionally close to someone yet still feeling far apart. The song is about a long-distance relationship in which messages and phone calls replace shared moments, and the anticipation of seeing each other again becomes the defining emotion. Amidst longing, uncertainty and the…

I Can’t Believe My Mind – Damien Binder

The song is firmly rooted in alternative and indie rock, driven by a guitar sound that takes on an unusual directness due to the injury-related reliance on power chords. This raw, riff-based foundation fits perfectly with lyrics that explore an inner conflict: closeness develops, but at the same time the mind begins to spin its…

‘I’m fine’ – Treasure BoXX

‘I’m fine’ bridges the gap between electronic grooves and alternative rock, a track with a powerful beat that remains subtly fragile at the same time; the production drives forward while the words take a different direction, creating a tension that doesn’t quickly subside. The images — an empty room, nudity as a metaphor for vulnerability,…

‚Another Day‘ – The Verge

‚Another Day‘ by The Verge is an introspective, multi-layered piece of music, permeated by a subtle existential fragility, which unfolds like an inner stream of sound and emotion. The band fuses classic rock with subtle electronic elements to create a soundscape that sits between memory and the future. The vocals take centre stage: airy, almost…

‚Times New Roman‘ by Jeremy Serwer

When typography becomes a symbol of social decay, you know Jeremy Serwer means business. ‚Times New Roman‘, taken from the ninth double album The Nines, is an outcry. Rhythmically intricate and bold in its construction, the track moves between future rock and prog-soaked experimentation as if rebelling against the concept of genre itself.Serwer addresses issues…