Digital Carbs & Atomic Fruit
Ponyhof à Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany
Klappergasse 16, 60594 Frankfurt am Main
samedi, 07 février 2026
Commence à 19:00
La programmation comprend Atomic Fruit, Digital Carbs.
Programmation
Between dream and reality, between intimacy and alienation, between gray mining towns and a society fat on digital carbs. Digital Carbs are a rock band from Munich, Germany that fuses elements of psychedelic, indie and progressive rock to create their unique sound.
Following their latest release, Conform Deform, the band wasted no time and immediately began producing their follow-up EP Floods. Sound-wise, the group presents itself more dynamic than ever on their new work: from dark and beautiful acoustic ballads to manic-driving guitar storms, the musicians don’t hold back. The explosive opening track Telescope is the latter—a critique of the destruction of our planet driven by pure greed for profit. With vivid lines like My machines, they eat love the band paints a dystopian world where humanity is left behind. Lost At The Party and Velcro show a different side of the band. Deeply evocative and emotional, these songs deal with personal themes such as the painful attachment to destructive behavioral patterns and the feeling of alienation in a seemingly perfect world. The progressive What If delves deep into our fears and insecurities. What if the rain never stops? What if we never find the strength to break free from our inner struggles?
Following their latest release, Conform Deform, the band wasted no time and immediately began producing their follow-up EP Floods. Sound-wise, the group presents itself more dynamic than ever on their new work: from dark and beautiful acoustic ballads to manic-driving guitar storms, the musicians don’t hold back. The explosive opening track Telescope is the latter—a critique of the destruction of our planet driven by pure greed for profit. With vivid lines like My machines, they eat love the band paints a dystopian world where humanity is left behind. Lost At The Party and Velcro show a different side of the band. Deeply evocative and emotional, these songs deal with personal themes such as the painful attachment to destructive behavioral patterns and the feeling of alienation in a seemingly perfect world. The progressive What If delves deep into our fears and insecurities. What if the rain never stops? What if we never find the strength to break free from our inner struggles?