Dragsvik
Today my fourth post is dedicated to Dragsvik, Finnish synth-punk band of four people coming from different bands in the underground hardcore scene. A band who is not afraid of speaking out, as their songs are deeply characterised by strong lyrics going from social injustice, racism, poverty and class struggle , and just four weeks ago they released their third album, "Kapital". An album of eight tracks in which in some songs the band continues the aggressive post-punk formula of their previous two ones, but on some other songs they explore new territories, like for example in the 80s disco pop hit "Kontrolli".
My favourite songs are the last three ones: the slow dark funeral of "Meitä ei ole liikaa" ("there are not too many of us", then "Euforia", a song about breaking binary barriers, that reminds me "The Academy Fight Song" from the legendary Mission Of Burma, and "Solidaarisuudesta" (About Solidarity), an amazing protest song, the perfect closure of the album.
All their releases are available on their Bandcamp page, you can also find the lyrics translation



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