Just a couple of months after the release of the second album Ništa nije kako se čini, the Croatian band Punčke will hit the stage of Kino Šiška! Although they just reached another peak in their career supporting Queens of the Stone Age in Ljubljana and Zagreb in June 2014, Lucija (guitar and vocals), Ruby
Just a couple of months after the release of the second album Ništa nije kako se čini, the Croatian band Punčke will hit the stage of Kino Šiška!
Although they just reached another peak in their career supporting Queens of the Stone Age in Ljubljana and Zagreb in June 2014, Lucija (guitar and vocals), Ruby (drums) and Anja (bass guitar) are continuing to push things forward. Formed in Vinkovci, Croatia back in 2007, Punčke started as a multimembered high school collective but from 2011 they are a strong three piece band that still hasn’t decided which genre they belong to. The audience and media usually describes Punčke as an alternative/indie or punk rock band but all kinds of music influences and their personal music favorites made every one of their songs different from the others.
You can hear that on band’s debut album Sunčano s povremenom naoblakom that was released at the end of 2013 and immediately became praised by the audience as well as the critics. The album was included in each and every “Best Album of the Year” list in magazines and music portals in Croatia and region. Untill now, Punčke count over 200 great live shows in Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Austria, Netherlands and more, playing festivals like InMusic and Terraneo and opening for Queens of the Stone Age as mentioned before. Their explosive, loud and emotional performance is well known to anyone who has been to their shows so check them out when they’re around.
Dandelion Children are active since 2007. The band consists of three musicians and origins from Ljubljana, Slovenia. The band has already shown a great deal of self initiative, with six self released albums, three of them studio recorded. All of them are freely available for download on their website. Their writing and recording hyperactivity is accompanied by frequent live gigs. The band has played both in a number of smaller clubs and also on many festival stages like Exit festival and gigs in Bordeaux and Madrid.
