With "Cloud Nine" the four young guys from Landshut release a very nice melodic vintage rock track, which fits wonderfully to a dark morning with its dreamy psychedelic mood.

Who is the band with the interesting name?

German indie band Elephants in Silent Rooms makes music for the mind, the soul and the dream of self-realization. The quartet uses guitars, drums, basses, synthesizers and vocals to bring listeners the essence of “Before Times” when music was still made by human hand. Their latest release, Generations, shows anyone who will listen how relevant and viable great rock music will always be. They fuse old and modern ideas in a way that makes perfect sense immediately upon hearing it. Elephants in Silent Rooms exist in a space that is deep and wide, making their sound a uniqueness where anything is possible. Songs like “Days Turn Black” and “Back In The Past” are unique, unpredictable and brilliantly memorable. Anyone looking for organic, meaningful rock music needs to hear Elephants in Silent Rooms tonight.

Just about 8 weeks after their most successful single so far, "The Best Part", British-German emo indie pop punkers Cadet Carter are back with their new song "Strangeways" on Friday (January 15)!

“Strangeways” tells of the longing to arrive. And in general, longing is such a theme: for a band that has toured practically continuously until Pandemic, touring all over Europe with artists like Dave Hause, Stand Atlantic or Touché Amoré, the longing to return to the stages is naturally huge. Instead, Cadet Carter are focusing on creating new music. “Strangeways” is the result of this creative journey. In the process, the Welsh-Bavarian alternative rockers show why the British Clash magazine has singled them out as a “band to watch” for the new year: On “Strangeways” Cadet Carter impress with strong songwriting, energetic and dynamic sound and a disarming sincerity reminiscent of heroes like Jimmy Eat World, The Wonder Years or Feeder.