Polyrhythmic finks, broken beats and atmospheric textures – Toupaz is the solo project of one half from the Graz DJ duo doze, around the disko404 collective. Strongly inspired by the UK bass genres, Toupaz has a preference for booming bass, dub chords, … read more »
Artist Region Category: Styria
Tribidabo
Listening to the tracks of this TRIBIDABO, one thing immediately stands out: genre boundaries or any other musical restrictions are completely nonexistent for the young Styrian trio. The guiding theme of the musicians Matthias Meister (saxophone, cajon), Bernd Kohlhofer (accordion) and Simon … read more »
Tubonika
Tubonika is a young talented duo with the successful approach to redefine the traditional folk music sound. And in doing so, they are igniting an infectious musical firework. The Styrian duo is on a quest to create something out of the ordinary … read more »
Viech
German-speaking indie-rock with an unmistakable sound of its own: energetic, edgy, danceable, suitable for parties and with poetic depth. The Upper Austrian/Styrian band VIECH definitely knows how to draw musical attention. Paul Plut (guitar, vocals), Christoph Lederhilger (drums, vocals), Martina Stranger (bass, … read more »
Wolfgang Muthspiel
Wolfgang Muthspiel is a musician who thrives in exploring new musical boundaries. For him, musical borders are there to be exceeded. No matter in what formation or context, the Styrian musician, born in 1965, always manages to create a highly individual musical … read more »
Yukno
One thing is unmistakable: Yukno has something completely different in mind than following the beaten path. Yukno – spoken like “you know” – is a band that approaches “discreetly electronic indie pop” from a slightly different perspective. The brothers Georg and Nikolaus Nöhrer are not … read more »
ZINN
ZINN exists since winter 2018. With their self-titled debut album they appeared for the first time beyond the Viennese “Gürtel Bars” and presented their chanson punk. Bold, fearless, melancholic, urgent and yearning, they address the world. ZINN are always in dialectical discourse. In … read more »