Specht

The new album, “der Specht” (The Woodpecker) from Groombridge, is like a refreshing shower after a long day at work; like a breath of fresh air in the midst of emails and traffic jams updates. Close your eyes and relax, and be taken on a journey through flowing beats, electronic tapestries and hard guitar riffs. Effects, twists and turns frame the vocals - a mix that can only be created by Groombridge. Inspired by their caravan-tour through Europe and the many week-long tours through China, the five musicians have spent over 10 years working on their unique sound. Music is the core of this group from Burgdorf, and they offer far more than just that.

If you're one of the 200 million Americans who drink coffee every day, you may have marveled at the ubiquitous plastic coffee cup lid, with its clever combination of indentations, protrusions, tabs, and score lines that can be pinched, pulled, pushed, punctured, and tucked to create an opening to sip from while also keeping a piping-hot liquid in its place.

If you're one of the 200 million Americans who drink coffee every day, you may have marveled at the ubiquitous plastic coffee cup lid, with its clever combination of indentations, protrusions, tabs, and score lines that can be pinched, pulled, pushed, punctured, and tucked to create an opening to sip from while also keeping a piping-hot liquid in its place.