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Our latest single blends hypnotic psychedelic indie with a dusty Western edge.
The verses evoke a sense of dissociation—from one’s own life, from societal
pressures, from reality itself. Then comes the chorus, with its quietly resigned warmth,
like
an embrace you’re hesitant to accept but somehow need.
Win Some, Lose Some is a soundtrack for moments of retreat—slowly drifting away
through a world that no longer offers solid ground.
Listen to Win Some, Lose Some on Spotify
A collaboration with our dear friends from Atomic Fruit, with whom we’ll be going
on tour this fall.
Please enjoy this serving of carbs and fruit, garnished with trumpets, a dash of
dissonance, and fuzzy bass lines.
Listen to Up and Away on Spotify
Our latest single, Head in the Clouds, is out now! It combines the familiar carbsian
dystopia with radical surrealism.
Is it daydreaming or an escape from reality when the fish fly toward the sun and the
groundhogs bury you alive? Abysses on all sides, but at least with a good view of
glowing
billboards. Initially beautifully adorned, the musical canvases are soon torn apart in
madness. It remains a back-and-forth, both emotionally and compositionally, which has
become something of a trademark for the group.
Listen to Head in the Clouds on Spotify
Between dream and reality, between intimacy and alienation, between gray mining towns and a society
fat on digital carbs.
Digital Carbs are a rock band from Munich, Germany that fuses elements of psychedelic, indie
and progressive rock to create their unique sound.
“No one thinks I do / what I’m doing best / while everyone’s a mess as well / all around me.”
Their latest single feels like an intimate inner monologue teetering on the
edge of losing control. It’s a another preview of their upcoming album Oh Hedonism.
Musically, Digital Carbs blend hypnotic psychedelic indie with a dusty Western edge—
featuring sparse grooves, shimmering reverberant guitars, and an atmosphere that pulls
you deep in. The verses evoke a sense of dissociation—from one’s own life, from societal
pressures, from reality itself. Then comes the chorus, with its quietly resigned warmth, like
an embrace you’re hesitant to accept but somehow need. Win Some, Lose Some is a soundtrack
for moments of retreat—slowly drifting away through a world that no longer offers solid ground.
Digital Carbs' second full length album Oh Hedonism will be released on October 3rd,
2025 via Schaufel & Besen Records.