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Rock um Knuedler Special

Once again we followed up on our tradition to invite some of the bands performing at today's Rock um Knuedler festival. In a busy 20 minute rhythm, we made short interviews with artists from the most different genres, and even managed to cram in two songs by each band.

Toxkäpp!
Toxkäpp! are the perfect band to play an open air set on such a sunny day. They raided the studio with six of their members, with two of them staying behind. Lately the ska eight-piece has been picking up the pace again, and we can hope for new releases in the near future.


Lost In Pain
They may still be young, but Lost In Pain are a band to keep your eyes and ears open for. Their brand of metal is blatantly uninfluenced by any modern trends going on, which makes these guys even more endearing.


Seed To Tree
Another young band, Seed To Tree play sophisticated indie folk pop that may owe more to Mumford & Sons and Fleet Foxes than to the artists that really originated the style, but still their music is very mature for their young age. Big things should be expected from this trio.


De Läb
De Läb are certainly not the only hip hop band in Luxembourg, but they are definitely the most popular in their chosen genre. Their direct, biting yet always funny lyrics have hit a home run with the local audience, and enriching their music with live musicians has certainly not hindered their progress either.


Hal Flavin
Hal Flavin have finally managed to find a drummer who fits their style. Their music still combines electronica with rock, and lately they have found their fame in Spain where their newest single "Trigger" has hit the charts.


Mutiny On The Bounty
Mutiny On The Bounty have been around for quite some time now, and they have steadily built up a reputation which lately peaked when recording their album "Trials" with Matt Bayles in Seattle. Today they are headlining the Place Clairefontaine stage.

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