Deep Imagination
Latest release: Come to My Pretty Little Garden
Find confidence in yourself and others, be courageous, surrender to a fascinating, darkly romantic world of emotions. Feel the depth of security through music. That's what DEEP IMAGINATION sings about on “Come to My Pretty Little Garden.”
A DEEP IMAGINATION album inspired by the otherworldly neoclassical darkwave and post-punk of the 80s and heroes such as the great Dead Can Dance. Seven new compositions and a cover version of one of those heroes form a work with which Thorsten Sudler-Mainz manifests the return of romantic darkness to the electronic sound world of DEEP IMAGINATION.
Guest musicians such as guitarist Achim von Raesfeld, singer Ann Kareen Mainz, Leon Mainz (vocals), and Arvid Mainz (trombone) make valuable contributions to the atmospheric music of DEEP IMAGINATION. Once again meticulously crafted by composer and singer Thorsten Sudler-Mainz, the production sounds as if it were cast from a single mold. In the vast and deep soundscapes, the intense and emotional sound of a rag-dun bass horn runs like a sonic thread through the album, accompanied by epic synths, echoing wave guitars, ethnic percussion, and gently evocative vocals.
With the grandiose opener “The Story of a Brave Heart,” the Dead Can Dance cover “Anywhere Out of the World,” the sacred “Ex Anima,” and the Floydian echoes of “Keep Searching and Dreaming,” DEEP IMAGINATION spans a neoclassical ethno-wave arc with “Come To My Pretty Little Garden.”
The concluding long track “No Useless Illusions” transforms into a wistful wave guitar loop towards infinity in the finale.
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Martina Eisenreich
Latest release: Zitronenherzen (O.S.T)
Martina Eisenreich wrote this classic soundtrack for the ZDF Christmas comedy “Zitronenherzen” (Germany, 2024). Ambitious young journalist Carla avoids contact with her mother, a successful penny dreadful novelist. She is commissioned to conduct an interview with her on Christmas Eve of all days. But due to a curse, she suddenly finds herself in a picturesque mountain village: as her mother's character in a novel. The music was recorded by the German Film Orchestra Babelsberg.
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Feia!
Latest release: Da Wind (Single)
FEIA! Releases New Single “Da Wind” – Out May 1, 2026
Munich-based FEIA!, the project bringing Bavarian world music to life with heart and soul, is releasing their new single “Da Wind” on May 1, 2026. To celebrate the release, the band will perform live at the Maibaum Festival in WirZhaus Stockdorf.
Founded in 2021 out of a long-standing friendship among musicians, FEIA! stands for both fire and celebration—qualities they bring to every performance. With “Da Wind,” the band once again demonstrates their unique ability to blend socially conscious themes with joy-filled, captivating music.
The inspiration for “Da Wind” came during a hike along the Baltic Sea. “The wind blew into my face, and suddenly the melody was there,” recalls Ludwig “Wiggal” Wiedenmann. The result is a song about freedom, self-determination, and hope—thought-provoking yet irresistibly engaging.
"The wind dries our tears—it only disturbs when we laugh." – Ludwig “Wiggal” Wiedenmann, FEIA!
FEIA! captivates audiences far beyond Munich with music rooted in real life and live performances full of humor, emotion, and genuine connection.
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Hinterlandexbress
Latest release: Hinterlandexbress
Four years after its formation in the winter of 2018/19, after quite a few pandemic-related confusions and setbacks, the Hinterlandexbress 2023 has finally made it to the Roadhouse recording studio in Upper Austria. The listener can expect a varied and relaxed mixture of blues and rock with jazzy nuances on the eponymous debut album. All 17 tracks were recorded by the experienced on-board personnel directly and almost without overdubs. The sophisticated dialect lyrics are mainly penned by bandleader Dietmar "Dietz" Forisch (schee daneem/a daneem).
Contentwise it goes with the five-headed Kombo from the Inn Salzachdelta not only around the current impositions of the life. They also use material left over from the years and stories from their youth: the visit to the first big concert in the Kronebau, turn-off experiences while hitchhiking or hippie girls wrapped in Indian robes in the fog of incense sticks.
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LustfingeR
Latest release: Original & unkaputtbar
LustfingeR – 45 Years: Original & Unbreakable
Celebrating an incredible 45-year journey, LustfingeR returns with unstoppable energy and a powerful statement: they’re far from done. On May 16, 2026, the legendary punk band will reunite in their original lineup for one exclusive show at Backstage Munich—bringing together Thomas Fock (guitar), Michael Schirmeister (vocals), Ziggy Storbeck (bass), and Robert Baier (drums). Four musicians, bonded by friendship for over four decades, step back into the spotlight—and into the studio.
The result is “Original & Unkaputtbar”, a brand-new album featuring 15 high-powered tracks that capture the essence of LustfingeR’s unmistakable sound: direct, driving, and uncompromising. This isn’t about experimentation—it’s pure punk rock energy, inspired by the greats of British punk like the Sex Pistols, The Clash, and Stiff Little Fingers. Fans will instantly recognize the band’s signature style, including a raw and electrifying cover of CCR’s “Bad Moon Rising.”
A special highlight of the album is a guest appearance by Pamp, a longtime companion from Munich’s punk scene (The Garden Gang), who lends his voice to the track “Ready for the New Age.” The lyrics throughout the album are sharp, ironic, and reflective—tackling current issues while also looking back on the band’s history and enduring friendship. Songs like “Friends for Life” capture the deep connection that has held the group together for 45 years.
“Original & Unkaputtbar” is a powerful mix of energy, nostalgia, and honest punk spirit—a fitting milestone in LustfingeR’s long career on stage and in the studio.
And the story doesn’t end here: LustfingeR will continue with a new lineup featuring Tommy Wagner (drums), Thomas Schill (bass), and Danny Raygun (guitar), carrying the band’s legacy forward.
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Summer2Go
Latest release: You Carry Me (Single)
Moments of happiness with Summer2Go
Why are people always looking for one big happiness? Why don't they realize how much happiness surrounds them every day? All they have to do is open their eyes and hearts to realize that happiness is everywhere." This year's Summer2Go release is all about the little moments of happiness that make up life. Four brand new songs, in keeping with the words of philosopher Kazumi Shizukasato, are released at the most beautiful time of year - summer.
The five musicians remain true to their chilled West Coast rock sound, in which they combine the groove of electric guitar, electric bass and drums with instruments from all over the world and polyphonic vocals. A new addition is the voice of Don Pedro, who perfectly complements the versatile voices of the two lead singers Sunshine Andrea and Crazy Betty.
"You carry me" is the final of the four "Glücksmomente" singles. A rocking number that impresses with its lightness of content. It is about the wonderful feeling of being carried by water and the atmosphere of a summer's day by the lake. A recurring, catchy instrumental part, played in succession by bass, electric guitar and flute, is reminiscent of the song of the water, where one wave follows another. The chorus forms the climax of the song and is haunting and powerful due to its three-part harmony.
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Tibetrea
Latest release: Penta
„I saw a path spreading before me … now I have walked it in five different ways.“
With their fifth album "Penta" (Greek prefix for "five") the musicians from Tibetréa follow fantastic paths again, but they follow this road in a completely new way musically. World music and Folk Rock melt into a danceable sound. However, they remain true to their liking for old stories and myths. You can expect legendary figures like the golem, uncanny encounters with the devil, magicians and witches and ancient rituals of the indigenous people of North America. The music ranges, inspired by the spirit of the traveler, between the fire of the south, the rhythm of the east, the mysticism of the north and all that on the instruments of the west. Rock sound with drums, electric bass and guitar, meets jazzy trumpet, magical singing and folk instruments such as whistles, cittern, didgeridoo or harp. This unusual combination creates Tibetréa's very own sound, which takes you on a journey through time and space. With this album, the five musicians have succeeded in expanding their characteristic sound without going astray from the path they have chosen. And yet "the road does not tell the traveler what to expect at the end of the journey" (old saying).
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Williams Wetsox
Latest release: Saubas Wasser (Single)
“Water and love belong to life — without water, without love, there will be no future.”
These lines capture the heart of the song: water and love are not commodities — they belong to life itself.
The inspiration came from growing global concerns surrounding water supply and ownership. When songwriter and frontman Williams Fändrich learned about the privatization of drinking water in London — where aging infrastructure causes enormous losses of precious clean water every day — he knew this was a story that needed to be told. Equally alarming to him are the increasing attempts by large corporations to exploit ancient deep groundwater reserves for profit.
Musically, Williams Wetsox combine their signature Bavarian blues sound with poetic and vivid imagery: dried-out landscapes, empty riverbeds, and the longing for clean water as a symbol of hope and survival.
The song is also audibly inspired by Water of Love by Dire Straits. Some passages feel like a “Boarisch” reinterpretation of the classic — translated into the realities of village life, drought, and today’s environmental crises. In doing so, the band transforms international blues-rock traditions into a uniquely Bavarian response to the pressing questions of our time.
But Saubas Wasser is far more than a protest song. It is a song about responsibility, humanity, and the value of things that should never be taken for granted.
Since 1980, Williams Wetsox have stood for honest “Blues aus da Hoamat” — raw, soulful, and grounded in real life. Led by Williams Fändrich, the band combines Bavarian dialect with traditional blues, soul, and decades of lived experience.

















