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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.
Listen to Head in the Clouds on Spotify
We’ve captured everything that defines us as a band in these four tracks. And we’re
really proud of how the record turned out.
There’s also a brand-new, fabulous-looking music video for the song What If now
live on YouTube!
We started recording the first song for this record back in February 2024, just two months
after releasing our last EP, 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!
Listen to Floods on Spotify
Between dream and reality, between intimacy and alienation, between gray mining towns and a society
fat on digital carbs.
Digital Carbs are a rock band from Munich, Germany that fuses elements of psychedelic, indie
and progressive rock to create their unique sound.
With one album and two EPs in their repertoire, the quartet didn’t rest in 2025 either,
channeling all their energy into a new full-length album, which will be released this fall. It’s
called “Oh Hedonism”, and is shaped by the escalating conditions in the world and an
increasingly divided society.
Their new single, Head in the Clouds, 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.