GARAGE ROCK NIGHT FEAT. ZERO ZEROES FROM GERMANY AND IMPERIAL SHARK FROM COPENHAGEN!

ZERO ZEROS:
Emerging from the shadows of Karlsruhe, Germany, the wild Zero
Zeroes are ready to put a spike of venom in your veins with their
debut self-titled. The band formed after an outing at Hamburg’s Get
Lost Fest, with the members having apparently bonding over their
shared love of Jever beer, cigarettes, and boat trips.
Someone else they have a lot in common with is John Reis, at least
his guitar style, with Hot Snake’s influence coiled tightly around
every strand of Zero Zeroes’s DNA.
It’s a blitz and a half of angular, brash and boozy punk rock and
rollin’ riff thunder. A Riverboat Gamble with your life. A 1,000 ton
payload of New Bomb Turk chords and feral, rough-neck style.
When reached for comment by New Noise, and asked to describe
their sound, Zero Zeroes replied that they are, “FFO getting your
entire face ripped off after catching it on barbed wire and just
thinking ‘ah, fuck it’ before pogoing straight to the nearest
whisky bar.”
We couldn’t agree more


IMPERIAL SHARK:
Copenhagen Garage-Punk Explosion!
Built from familiar faces in the Danish garage rock scene, Imperial Shark delivers a stripped-to-the-bone cocktail of garage, punk, sludge, blues, and pure sonic noise. No matter the tempo or tone, the intensity is constant, pushing the band
relentlessly forward, out of the speakers, straight off the stage and into the audience. It’s the kind of band that doesn’t ask for your attention - it grabs it. Their live shows hit like a riot: a ferocious blend of pulsing rhythms, instruments
swinging, and a performance that pushes the limits of what rock is supposed to sound like today. Driven by an electrifying charisma, the band creates an atmosphere that gets even the most hardened speed rocker stomping and cracking
a smile. Inspired by the Swedish neo-punk and garage rock scene, Imperial Shark injects their own uncompromising formula, where speed-driven hardcore and shout-along choruses take the wheel and never let’s go. Their 2023 EP Speedorama set the tone.
The 2025 full-length debut made it clear: Imperial Shark aren't here to participate. They’re here to take up space… Permanently!!! They’ve also appeared on Misfits and The Ramones compilations - because, of course they have!