Carl Fungus Berlin, Germany
Carl Fungus can be described as the laid-back breakfast counterpart to your punk rock dinner, layering dreamy keys and sunny guitars over solid bass and drum work. The band’s defining feature is a voice that is wistful and earnest, full of uncommon character and inflection, the sound of a professional stargazer looking to music for answers the heavens can’t give. ... more
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