The Süns and their oldschool Heavy Rock single “Bank in Stockholm” from the upcoming second album
In 2023 they got a lot of positive feedback from fans and music critics for their debut album “O miastach I uczuciach” [“About Cities and Feelings”]. Today, they are coming back with a new single “Bank in Stockholm” which again shows the darker and more Heavy Rock face of the band. The song is from their upcoming second album “Sunsets,” which is in English and is due for release on July 04, 2025.
The Süns is a vintage Rock power trio from Poland. The Süns are: Gwalbert, Maksymilian and Wojciech. Gwalbert – the leader of the band is fascinated with 60s British Blues, American Psychedelia and Classic Rock — Black Sabbath, Budgie, The Doors, but also Grateful Dead, Groundhogs, The Who, Blue Cheer or Blues Magoos. This is a lot of music diversity and the band’s music is pretty much like this, a real mosaic of colours and a few vintage music worlds in the vein of Blues, Heavy Rock and Psychedelia.
— Two Faces —
The Süns is a chameleon. Their music has two faces, the first is subtle, lyrical and Atmospheric, and the second is old school Heavy Rock and Psychedelia. And it’s the latter which is featured here in this garage, psychedelic latest single “Bank in Stockholm,” which has the premiere today. This raw track, based on a tight rhythm section, decorated with a sharp solo of a fuzzed guitar, but also with painful, very personal lyrics by Gwalbert, will certainly appeal to fans of the British Invasion, American Psychedelia and Classic Rock in general.
— What is “Bank in Stockholm” about? —
Gwalbert’s personal lyrics deal with betrayal. Longing mixes with rage. The apparent reconciliation with the new reality is quickly overshadowed by a spark of hope that awakens every now and then. However, nothing will happen, the end is inevitable, and life goes on. The title of the song directly refers to the Stockholm syndrome.
Watch the official music video for “Bank in Stockholm” via the YouTube player below:
— Music Video —
There is a music video for the song “Bank in Stockholm.” It is deliberately raw and shows the band playing a makeshift concert for a handful of viewers in an atmospheric courtyard. Ultimately, no one stays to listen to the end. There is a lot of dynamics in this video and many shots showing the band in a garage rock fashion.
Lineup:
Wojtek / Drums
Gwalbert / Guitar, Vocals
Maks / Bass