Sprints

when postpunk is not a pose. Sprints arrive in Prague. It brings music that is raw, urgent and personal. If the listener likes bands like Savages, Idles or Sleater-Kinney, Sprints should not miss him-instead of poses, they offer an authentic discharge of emotions and energy. Sound, often literally on the go. Not surprisingly, the recording sounds like a stream of unrestrained energy that ventilates the pressure but at the same time holds together. "The world outside is getting crazy. I wrote every day because there was something to process," says singer Karel Chubb. In the lyrics, he copes with the break -ups of relationships, fear of the future and unsolicited comments about his body - and yet this music is not difficult to listen to. She is honest, loud and surprisingly liberating. They play fully, but without big gestures. Simply music that will not leave anyone in peace - direct, raw, charged with emotions.