Phonoflakes

If somebody had predicted how big of a stir two gigs in San Francisco would cause, the band would have declared the prophet a fool. During a stay in California, PHONOFLaKES manages to get booked for the Burning Man Festival by playing a gig that includes no more than two songs and lasts no longer than 10 Minutes. But that's not the end of the story. From this day on everything went quickly. Every further performance in San Francisco leads to new bookings, to such an extent that PHONOFLaKES returns to tour California for several weeks the following year. The band plays innumerable shows, highlight in their history of concerts is an appearance at the legendary Viper Room in Los Angeles. The enthusiasm spills across any borders. A gig in San Diego results in new booking requests followed up a year later by another concert tour of five weeks: this time all across Mexico.
PHONOFLaKES owes this success merely to their staggering live performances with huge devotion and stage presence. After concluding their latest tour, PHONOFLaKES finally retreated to the studio. The outcome is the heavily overdue debut album "7.30 and Edinburgh", an invasion of rock and alternative music. The four-piece band from Switzerland can satisfy deficit longings for impulsive rock music.