Danish Punk

Danish punk emerged as a raw and rebellious expression within Denmark's music scene, heavily influenced by the wider punk movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Characterized by its aggressive sound, fast-paced rhythms, and DIY ethic, this genre often reflects socio-political discontent and a desire for cultural change. The music is typically marked by distorted guitars, emphatic percussion, and impassioned vocals that range from melodic to shouty. Bands like Iceage and Lower brought a post-punk edge to the genre, while Nekromantix and Horrorpops infused psychobilly elements, adding a dark, horror-inspired twist. Despite varying styles, Danish punk is united by a sense of community and a defiance of mainstream norms, illustrating the diverse yet cohesive nature of the Danish underground music scene.

Le vertige de la fête

PowerSolo

Single - Released April 11, 2025