Endless Wellness / Song Fat / Lustrous Floor

Endless Wellness | ...come from Vienna - but actually from the gut. With their debut album "What a Luck," the band landed not only in the Top 10 of the Austrian album charts at the beginning of 2024 but also struck a chord with a generation caught between exhaustion, overwhelm, and hope. Several singles made it into the Top 5 of the FM4 charts, and in 2025, they received two nominations for the Amadeus Award in the FM4 and Alternative categories.

Musically, Endless Wellness navigates between indie, fuzz-folk, and raw intimacy: strumming acoustic guitars, distorted soundscapes, and an urgent interplay that defies clear categorization. At the center are German-language lyrics that uncompromisingly address depression, vulnerability, and societal overwhelm - from the personal to the political, from the micro to the macrocosm.

The band members Philipp Auer, Adele Ischia, Milena Klien, and Patrick Huter share a long-standing friendship that is palpably reflected in their music and concerts. Even before their first releases, the band built a loyal fanbase, and sold-out shows quickly followed. Live, the songs become collective moments - melancholic, humorous, and full of warmth. Music for being alone and dancing together at the same time.

Current album: "What a Luck" (2024), Ink Music

Liedfett | With their seventh studio album in tow, the self-proclaimed world improvers are tearing through venues across the country - accompanied by the ever-growing Schmierlappen Kommando: Liedfett is no longer a hidden gem but a collective state of euphoria, attitude, and joy of life.

With their new self-titled album "liedfett," set to be released on April 24, 2026, Liedfett sounds as close, direct, and unvarnished as rarely before. Between new beginnings and overwhelm, between broad grins and honest self-reflection, they bundle songs like "Everything Will Be Fine," "Too Short," "Danger of Loneliness," "That Was Me," and "Party Glasses" with six new tracks into an album that hits right in the now and, above all, every heart: It’s about stumbling through life, continuing despite doubts, being loud when necessary - and being vulnerable when it must be. Showing attitude without pointing fingers. Whether on stage or by the campfire. Everywhere.

Musically, Liedfett remains true to their powerful mix of German pop, punk energy, and uncompromising live character. "liedfett" is not a retrospective or a concept album, but a snapshot: honest, connecting, full of impact and warmth. Anyone trying to understand the phenomenon of Liedfett solely through numbers or words will fail. Only live does the whole picture unfold - and only then does one truly understand why so many join in when it’s said: Are you coming with us?

Current album "liedfett" (2026), Merchcowboy Records

Lusterboden | Friendship. Familiarity. Charm. Three words that automatically come to mind as soon as Lusterboden plays. Their music is honest. A rare commodity in times when sound often feels synthetic. Real music does not die. It cannot be easily diminished. Lusterboden is one of those cornerstones on which art can always rely when it stumbles. It remains, shines on, and carries.

Merlin and Florian have known each other since childhood. Back then, they stood together on the stage of the Burgtheater, two boys playing before they knew that this would later be called "art." The attic above this stage is called Lusterboden. There, amidst dust, light, and stories, something was created that still resonates today: a friendship that has become music. And it is precisely this friendship that can be heard.

It is the invisible bond between the notes. The oxygen that allows their music to breathe. When Merlin and Florian speak to each other on stage, it is not a stage program but pure trust. Their conversations are unpretentious, their laughter contagious, their silence just as honest as their melodies. Perhaps that is the secret of Lusterboden: that when you listen to them, you not only hear music but also experience how friendship sounds.