Martijn Benders is a Dutch writer and artist who started this band explicitly to make a cover of the notorious song 'Can't tame me' from the Benders. It's also kind of inspired by the New Bomb Turks, of whom Benders is a fan. He wanted his band to live in the wasteland between the Cramps and the New Bomb Turks. 

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💄 "Lipstick Ammo" by PARA NORMA is a glam-punk punch to the face — fast, loud, and dangerously catchy. With distorted riffs, fierce drums, and femme-fatale vocals, it turns beauty into a weapon. Style meets firepower in a riotous anthem for rebellion in red.

Lipstick Ammo – ParaNorma

Nowhere, Still Here is a new music of PARANORMA band

Nowhere, Still Here - ParaNorma

"HEXGIRL (Break the Curse)" by ParaNorma is a fiery burst of garage-punk chaos, led by Nina Vasquez’s rebellious vocals. Echoing the gritty flair of early 2000s punk revival, this track opens with ominous church bells and twisted laughter before diving into a rebellious anthem that turns curses into power. Sarcastic, cursed, and dangerously catchy — this is your new anti-love spell.Styled with ✦gr!tty✦ energy and ☠️"gothic fun"☠️, it's a ✧sc0tt-p!lgr!m-meets-jo@nj3tt✧ riot you’ll want on repeat.

HEXGIRL (Break the Curse) - ParaNorma

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Kroes den Bock Records: rekindling the fire of the Golden Age of real music. 

Founded by Alaskan-born, Helmond-raised troubadour Kroes den Bock and Dutch poet-producer Martijn Benders, Kroes den Bock Records is an independent label devoted to the honey-warm, story-driven sound that country fans call the “Golden Age” —the 1970s era shaped by song-smiths like Bobby Bare, Don Williams, Jerry Jeff Walker and John Prine 

Working from the Netherlands yet rooted in American tradition, the imprint pairs analogue-leaning production with literary lyrics, capturing performances in the spirit of a front-porch jam. Every release is designed to let the tales breathe: clear vocals up front, unfussy arrangements underneath, and a commitment to authenticity over polish 

The label launches with Kroes’ homesick howl of a debut, The Rascal of Alaska, alongside a run of live-off-the-floor singles that celebrate spontaneity and soul.

Whether you grew up with a transistor radio on your windowsill or discovered country through a cracked phone speaker, Kroes den Bock Records is here to prove that the Golden Age isn’t over—it just found a new home. Saddle up and let the stories play.

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