On tour · November 2026
Tour 26
Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Prague, Landshut, Leipzig and Copenhagen, we’re coming! We can’t wait to play our new songs for you… rumors even say we have a new light show!
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On tour · November 2026
Stuttgart, Nuremberg, Prague, Landshut, Leipzig and Copenhagen, we’re coming! We can’t wait to play our new songs for you… rumors even say we have a new light show!
Get tickets
Album · on vinyl
Our most diverse record so far, with trumpet, piano and banjo for the first time. Now pressed on black, yellow or turquoise vinyl!
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“Digital Carbs from Munich sound almost like a Bavarian answer to Radiohead.” Ox-Fanzine, issue #184 (translated)
Latest single · 2026
“Brother, may I have some oats?”
An ancient meme from the wild early days of the internet, transformed into a four-minute frenzy of psychedelic indie rock, heavy prog passages and unrestrained madness.
An out-of-tune choir beneath your room, and suddenly you find yourself riding in a carriage straight out of The Frog Prince. As the iron bands around your heart begin to fall apart, the larva inside your head relentlessly spins your cocoon.
Instead of loud guitars, the listener is wrapped in layers of intricate harmonies that, in true “Carbsian” fashion, naturally come with a touch of dissonance.
Cocoon takes you on an enchanting journey that is equal parts dark and whimsical, just as any good fairy tale should be.
... is OUT NOW!
We’re so happy to finally share this album with you. It took countless sleepless nights and more than a few nervous breakdowns, but in the end it all worked out and we are incredibly proud of how the album turned out. We truly poured our hearts into this thing.
Huge thanks to everyone who made this album possible. And of course, the biggest thanks to YOU for listening! Oh Hedonism is all yours now. Or as the first lines on the album say: take what you need, no holding back now.
We’ve captured everything that defines us as a band in these four tracks, including some of our favorite live bangers like What If and Telescope. And we’re really proud of how the record turned out.
We started recording the first song just two months after releasing Conform Deform, so we definitely didn’t have much time to sit back and relax. As always, we produced the entire record ourselves. Heck, we even made a DIY music video for every single song!
While our debut album Are We Taking It Slowly was essentially Johannes’s solo project, this EP showcases the first songs we wrote as a collective.
The arrangements got livelier and the lyrics more focused. Instead of pointing fingers at others, the songs deal with personal struggles rooted in today’s society.
Released December 14, 2023 via Schaufel & Besen Records.
Johannes wrote and recorded this one on his own. He played every instrument, mixed it, made two music videos and used his acrylic paintings for the artwork. Released April 22, 2022.
MP3Hugger: “An incredible debut release, fulsome, ambitious.”
take what you need
no holding back now
love me to bits
scatter me in the wind
Photo: Lena Goth
Between dream and reality, between intimacy and alienation, between gray mining towns and a society fat on digital carbs.
What began as a solo project by bassist and singer Johannes Rest has grown into one of Munich’s most exciting rock bands. Relentless touring across Europe has long since earned Digital Carbs a name far beyond their hometown.
Released in autumn 2025, Oh Hedonism is the band’s most diverse work to date: surreal imagery, social critique and hypnotic song structures, featuring trumpet, piano and banjo for the first time. Live, the songs unfold a force of their own. Energetic, intense and with a directness that gets under your skin.
In 2026, Digital Carbs release two new singles that could hardly be more different: the hypnotic calm of “Cocoon” and the manic outburst of “Pigs Pigs Pigs”. And the band won’t stay home for long: they’re heading back out on the road soon, with shows in Germany, the Czech Republic and Denmark.
“For fans of handcrafted indie rock, Digital Carbs are a must-listen.”
“Small revelations, plenty of substance and a whole lot of potential.”
“Cinematic surreality based more in 70’s progressive rock and 90’s art rock landscapes … something in scope between Floyd and Muse.”
“Coming across like a prime cut from ‘Ok, Computer’. Top notch stuff.”
Reviewers compare us to Radiohead · Muse · Porcupine Tree · Steven Wilson · Pink Floyd · Suede · Dredg