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Pigs Pigs Pigs

"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.

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Cocoon

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.

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Oh Hedonism

... 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.

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Say It Like You Mean It

"Where did we end up here?", some listeners might be wondering.
A pounding disco beat, a driving octaver bass, layered with fragments of thoughts that repeat, tangle, and stagger. It sounds like a night on the edge – somewhere between the dance floor, losing control, and an inner monologue.
Our new album Oh Hedonism is out on October 3rd!

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Win Some, Lose Some

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.

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Up and Away

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.

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Head in the Clouds

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.

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Between dream and reality, between intimacy and alienation, between gray mining towns and a society fat on digital carbs.

"Brother, may I have some oats?"
An ancient meme from the wild and early days of the internet became the foundation for Digital Carbs' new single, which arrives just in time to kick off the band's upcoming tour. Whereas the previous single, Cocoon, was characterized by quiet and unusual restraint, Pigs Pigs Pigs takes the complete opposite route. Themes of greed, mistrust and consumerism are turned into a four-minute frenzy of psychedelic indie rock, heavy progressive passages and unrestrained madness.

Digital Carbs are a rock band from Munich, Germany that fuses elements of psychedelic, indie and progressive rock to create their unique sound. What began as the solo project of bassist and singer Johannes Rest has evolved into one of Munich's most exciting genre-defying rock acts, with their reach quickly spreading beyond the city through relentless touring across Europe.

Digital Carbs are Johannes Rest (vocals, bass), Konrad Diesch (drums), Daniel Bautista (guitar), and Markus “Willy” Willmann (guitar).