Sarah Bernhardt & Gravögl

When two people care for each other, the third one is happy. And the two. SarahBernhardt & Gravögl exchange songs and compliments, around weeping stalactite caves, the peaks of the Mostviertel pre-Alps, the leap from the ten-meter tower, the legend of the "Schrattl." With closed eyes, one might occasionally believe that Neil Young and his band are on stage. At other moments, the melancholy is strikingly French, with stories like in that very novel that reads differently with each new beginning. The guitar can sometimes tear open distorted abysses, while the harp lays out a flying carpet. On the drums, both the falling pin and the cracking drumstick come into play. And a voice rarely comes alone.

In the song "Tropfstein," SarahBernhardt & Gravögl meet like stalagmites and stalactites in the middle. They write:
"let it go (G) not everything has to come true (SB) let it go (G) our dreams are really beautiful (SB)"

--GRAVÖGL
Thomas Gravogl: Vocals, Guitar
Gerald Schaffhauser
Richard Längauer: Electric Guitar
Johannes Forstreiter: Drums
- "A great storyteller" (OOE Nachrichten)
- "The power of the songs lies in the calm they radiate" (Falter)
- "Independent and catchy at the same time" (Mica Austria)

SARAHBERNHARDT
Bernhard Scheiblauer: Vocals, Ukulele, Guitar
Sarah Metzler: Vocals, Harp
Sigrid Horn: Vocals
- "The Austrian folk sensation" (The Gap)
- "A magical mixture of melancholy and lightness" (Falter)
- "Great linguistic artistry" (NÖN)