Danish as f*ck. We're constantly on the road. Come see us at a show and say hi! New album "Lost In Translation" out now!

Fresh indiepop tunes from Turku, Finland!

Rasmus Pietilä - Vocals & Guitar
Mikael Lundqvist - Guitar & Vocals
Alex Lundberg - Bass & Vocals
Victor von Hellens - Drums

RETROSPECT EP out Oct 16!

Matti Saarni - guitar and vox
Joona Liesilinna - bass & back vox
Hannes Hietarinta - drums & back vox

Contact: matti.saarni@utu.fi
hanneshietarinta@gmail.com

The Rounds Logo by Janne Salminen.

The show that gave rise to Simply Syndicated, Movies You Should See is at the heart of the network. This is no high-brow affair; it's what you get when a group of friends with different tastes in film gather in front of microphones to discuss, debate, dissect and devour movies for your delectation. 

From the gooey Ghost to the masterful Three Colours Trilogy, the crew leave no stone unturned across the genres and put each other through sometimes tough challenges. Disagreement, salty language and a heavy dose of irreverent humour might belie the passion for film and genuine pathos, but it's all there. 

The official sounds from New Zealand Rugby - featuring the All Blacks, the All Blacks Sevens, the Black Ferns, Black Ferns Sevens, the Maori All Blacks and all things New Zealand rugby!

THANK YOU FOR THE AMAZING YEARS 2011-2015!

SUCH HIGH HOPES:
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“Music should not be empty. It must impress a first-time listener, but it also should have such rich content and so many layers, that it keeps the listener interested time after time.”

This is a goal that the indie pop group Frankie Say Relax seeks to achieve with every song they write. They have just completed their twelve-song debut album Such High Hopes and are now ready to present their work to the world. The first single Better Than Ever was released on 4th of July 2014 and the album itself saw daylight on 3rd of October 2014.

The music of this five-piece band have been described to sound “fresh yet mature, wistful yet positive and sentimental yet energetic”.

Sofa Sunday is following