Binary Sunset Lucerne, Switzerland
"Lots of reverb and DIY" - that's the motto of the Lucerne band Binary Sunset. With a certain nonchalance they make music, somewhere between 60s beat and surf - punk, which sounds warm and euphoric, but also harsh and snotty. They sing in French, simply because it sounds nice. ... more
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