With “MY NAME IS ROCK”, we release an album that literally went through hell and almost fell victim to its circumstances. The production of the powerful follow-up to “The Voice Within” (2021) was severely delayed in January 2023 after a devastating house fire destroyed the home of frontman Max Roxton & his partner, as well as parts of the band’s own recording studio. Numerous other setbacks nearly prevented the album’s release entirely. But the band rebuilt, fought their way through this chapter of their lives, and now deliver a work that proves their unwavering resilience & passion.

The emotional turmoil of that time – ironically – perfectly mirrors the album’s core theme: We are kids of the late ’80s and early ’90s – the last generation to grow up in a purely analog world, and the first to experience the complete digital transformation. The musical influences of cassette, CD, and the MP3 era are clearly audible, as the album sounds like a bridge between two worlds: a critical reflection and a call for a more responsible approach to the digital present – while at the same time a nostalgic tribute to an era when rock music still dominated the mainstream. In many ways, it unites the best of both worlds in one body of work.

The Sound of the In-Between Generation:

We use our unique perspective to explore every facet of modern rock. Stylistic boundaries practically don’t exist, yet the sound remains classically “rocky” in instrumentation (guitars, bass, drums, tambourine) and thrives on the power of distinctive vocal harmonies from four singers.