Influenced in the late 80ies and early 90ies THINNER combine the spirit of classic amercian punk with the punch of modern hardcore. They play around with various styles the hardcore sub-genre revealed in the last 30 years and mix it easily to an exciting high energy sound that formed their own musical character: fast, raw, dirty and melodic hardcore punk.
“You Don’t Want Me” is a very personal reflection of the band members last 5 years. It deals with all issues of exclusion and rejection: divorce, job loss and the financial pressures that come with it, as well as the psychological consequences such as depression and anxiety.
“You Don’t Want Me” was recorded and engineered by Timo Höcke (Mantar, Blackdraft, Sixxxten) at Pitchback North, Hamburg in may 2020. Produced by Aljoscha Sieg (Nasty, Marathonmann, Any Given Day, Electric Callboy) and Seb Monzel (His Statue Falls, Mayfever) at Pitchback Studios, Cologne. Since their formation in 2010 the band released two albums, one e.p. (Midsummer Records), and four music videos. They toured several times through germany and shared their stage with international artists like Agnostic Front, The Flatliners, Masked Intruder, Riverside Gamblers, Steakknife, First Blood, A Traitor Like Judas, or The Baboon Show on various festivals and clubshows.
Worth to mention: Adrian was the vocalist and guitarist of the Band ELEMENT that released three records at Lost&Found Records from 1993 – 1996. Amongst Boiling Point, Down to Reality and Brightside they were on of the youngest bands of the European Hardcore wave in the mid 90ies. Dominik is the vocalist and guitarist of the band For Them All that released two records on Midsummer Records so far.
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