60's Rock Trio Fooks Nihil To Release Self-titled Debut in September! New Single Online

Fooks Nihil - the band that suddenly came from out of nowhere and that you surely wouldn't expect to be from Hessen, Germany. Already, they have spread their West Coast sound all across their homecountry to establish a small fan base of connoisseurs. Originally they started playing their own songs acousticly and created their tapestry of sound with the harmony singing of their three voices.

After a while, as the venues grew bigger the switch to electricly amplified instruments and a larger drum set seemed very coherent.

The influence of bands like Crosby, Stills & Nash, Neil Young, The Byrds and all the rest of Beat Music, Americana, Folk and also Rock in their whole plenty of creativity became increasingly important. The band manages very well to take the essence out of those influences, to create a very unique and powerful mixture of beatiful songs and crispy energetic tunes that sort of shiver sideways of what you're used to hear. What you get is a throwback to a peacful summer festival in the late 60's in San Francisco at the peak of what you call music culture.

Listen to the first single here: https://fooksnihil.bandcamp.com/track/lady-from-a-small-town

It took another while to record the band's self-titled debut album and a small record label that has been happy to witness their live performances several times before, and is now very excited to release this maidenly work. The self-titled album was recorded by long-term friend and sound engineer Christoph Müller (Suzan Köcher, Blackberries, Okta Logue) at Lotte Linderberg Studios, FFM/Germany. Mixing and mastering of the album was handled by Glenn Brigmann in L.A., California (Triptides). So the debut album is the result of an American-German-friendship. It connects two worlds and is just the perfect record to make people listen, be together, talk, drink and enjoy it's beauty

Tracklist

1. Insight Of Love

2. What's Left

3. Tales

4. Lady From A Small Town

5. Surface Of Things

6. Homeless

7. Down From Where She Comes

8. Misery

9. The Seer

10. Long Days