Kraków Loves Adana share their new single and video. Produced & directed by the duo in Hamburg, the bedroom eighties ache of ‘Don't Ask Why’ gives us a glimpse into their universe and upcoming full-length release.

Speaking about the track, Kraków Loves Adana vocalist Deniz Çiçek said, "There have been moments in my life where I felt safest in my own darkness, isolated from the rest of the world. 'Don't Ask Why' describes the moment when you step outside of this comfort zone, see things from a different perspective & come to terms with your sadness."

The band's new album Darkest Dreams explores what happens when we plunge headfirst into our deepest fantasies and desires - even if it means losing ourselves along the way. Synthesizers promenade hand in hand with electric guitar interpreting Çiçek’s own vivid dreams & nightmares to the march of an electronic drum. Recorded over a two-year period in the group's home studio in Germany, Darkest Dreams is set for release Sept 25th via Italians Do It Better.

Hailing from Oulu, northern Finland, Rat Boogie is a trio that tastefully melts different influences into a tightly rocking, original package. In the core there is always the organic live playing that gives the flowing melodies a solid backbone.

With an amply aggressive but breathing sound, Rat Boogie adventures inside the rock'n roll nucleus, celebrating all the good things that can be achieved with guitars, bass and drums.

With long musical experience in Finnish bands such as EBPSATRFM, The Blaster Master and Laid Back Townies, Rat Boogie makes memorable melodies, while rocking tightly in the trio format. The song themes range from overly talkative people to the unsung heroes of grassroots-level music culture and from zen-like, poignant statements to someone called David Bow.

Track list:

01. The Unbearables

02. Wonderboy

03. Go down (wayward sun)

04. David Bow

05. Another day, another night

06. Downriver

07. Some kind of light

08. Unhappy world

09. Dance the night away

10. Cold sun

11. Lost without trace

12. Perfect life (alone)