Birdstriking

Birdstriking is an influential Chinese indie rock band, hailing from the bustling artistic hub of Beijing. Known for their infusion of punk energy with psychedelic overtones, the group has been active since their formation in 2009. The band members, initially connected through their shared passion for music and discontent with societal constraints, burst onto the scene with their eponymous debut album, "Birdstriking," which was released in 2012. The album gained international attention for its bracing sound and its fearless lyrical commentary on subjects ranging from political to personal, a bold move in the tightly controlled environment of the Chinese music industry.

In recent years, Birdstriking has continued to push musical boundaries, earning respect both at home and abroad. Their sound has matured, showcasing a diverse range of influences and an expansion in their musical palette. Releases like "Love of nightmare" and "一體" illustrate the band's exploration into darker and more intricate emotional territories, while "Bird to Otherside" signals their ability to deliver catchy hooks without losing the depth of their message. The song "頭上的洞" serves as another testament to the band's skill in blending sharp, introspective lyrics with energetic instrumentation. As they continue to tour and produce new material, Birdstriking remain at the vanguard of China's burgeoning underground rock scene, a beacon for other artists aspiring to express themselves with authenticity and vigor.

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Mountains in Yakushima / Stargazing
Single - Released January 1, 2024
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