The Wasn´t Me´s

The five-piece band from Pforzheim announces itself as young, wild and loud. Indie with nu-metal influences? Emo-pop grunge with profound lyrics? Melodic ukulele surf ballads? The Wasn't Me's cover a wide spectrum, sometimes even within a single song. Their music is like a wild ride through the streets of life, full of unexpected turns and loud moments, according to the band's bio, which lists ‘Always Something’ as a promising debut EP. Their father is rock, their mother alternative. Their songs are emotional like Enni with her vocals, tough as nails like Larry on the drums, growly like Pi with her bass and headbanging like Andy with his guitar, and yes, Paul is there too, injecting a smile into the crowd with his indie guitar.