Sheer Mag is nothing less than hard rock-inspired power pop perfection. Think Fleetwood Mac meets Thin Lizzy and teams up with Suzi Quatro for a rampage!

In recent years it's been Milk Music, Merchandise, King Tuff, and Total Control. Right now, it’s Sheer Mag. Every once in a while, a band emerges from the DIY punk scene with perfectly executed pop songs. Between the band's current EP and their forthcoming effort on Katorga Works, have no doubts, Sheer Mag's overly catchy Thin Lizzy / Suzi Quatro / Fleetwood Mac burners will provide the soundtrack for cool kid summer 2015.

Sheer Mag might reference 1970s classic rock every time they holler and shred, but their gnarled, whiskey-fueled pop-in-miniature is of a singular breed: There aren't many contemporary bands you could imagine unironically covering "Sweet Home Alabama" while some bloody-lipped fan stage-dives. Such is the essence of Sheer Mag's raw power.

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Heavily distorted guitar. Trashy drums. Filthy ol’ synthesizer.

Snake is a venomous act with it’s roots in the most anti-digital garagepunk underground there is. Dark without being to emoish. Raw and hard without turning into a full on assault.

In 2014 they’ve shared the stage with obscure acts like the Chinese punk terrorists Fan Zui Xian Fa, as well as hipster media darlings like Bass Drum Of Death. And in late april 2015 they supported Refused at Debaser Strand in Stockholm.

And now it’s 2015 and Snake has just been able to do their first proper recording, produced by Stefan Brändström in his studio “The Dustward”. This will turn into a 7” vinyl released at Sounds Of Subterrania in june 2015, followed with a 10 day tour in Germany.

Snake consist Mia on vocals and guitar, Frankki on synth and Törner on drums