 | Scandinavia’s next big ethno-punk orchestra. |
 | The heaviest lads of grunge rock. |
 | Rich dream pop. |
 | Old-school roots rock. |
 | Two generations of Balkan madness. |
 | Socially conscious hip hop with a dark brown soul flavour. |
 | Praised Danish singer and poet. |
 | Peculiar electronic pop. |
 | Samba sounds from 21st century São Paolo. |
 | Funky and political Latin hip hop. |
 | Genre-disowning heavy metal. |
 | Scorching hardcore metal. |
 | Arty and rewarding indie rock for the adventurous. |
 | Danish 90s rock heroes are back. |
 | Ecstatic drumming from the ancient East. |
 | Organic experimental pop. |
 | Young electro duo. |
 | Soulful indie pop. |
 | Electronic music for the nightlife. |
 | Gruff hardcore punk. |
 | Charged noise punk. |
 | Girl-fixated noise pop. |
 | Groovy and laid-back singer-songwriter. |
 | True-to-life bohemian hip hop. |
 | Melodic metalcore. |
 | Ambitious and dreamy indie rock. |
 | Synthetic and ultra-cool disco-pop.
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 | Classic, bad-to-the-bone rock’n’roll. |
 | Grand stadium rock for the space age. |
 | Socially critical electro rock. |
 | Life-affirming rock from the rainy city of Bergen. |
 | Melodic and witty skate punk. |
 | The slacker icons are back. |
 | Progressive dark rock. |
 | Sweden's alternative pop queen. |
 | Full-fledged folk-pop. |
 | German ghetto-tech aiming at the dance floor. |
 | Titanic noise rock from the cold North. |
 | Leader of Balkan pop. |
 | Symphonic, ice-cold post-metal. |
 | Quivering hip hop from virtuoso gift of gab. |
 | Stellar and epic pop rock. |
 | Supergroup to the highest rock degree. |
 | Hardworking heavy rockers. |
 | Psychedelic trance rock. |
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