Quirinello
Quirinello
Quirinello create a beautiful dreamy sound dominated by reverb guitars, smooth synths and lo-fi drum samples. (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
On their debut album “melancholyMe” in the fall of 2022, the Munich indie band Quirinello looked deep into the emotional world of Generation Z with their fresh dream pop and “beautifully dreamy sound” (Süddeutsche Zeitung). With lots of reverb, dreamy synths and still in English, the four pack a lot of growing pains and melancholy, providing the perfect home-recording soundtrack for wistful coming-of-age stories in a nostalgic lo-fi aesthetic. Whether tender love, mental health, loneliness or social media: The band around Quirin Müller dares to show vulnerability and depth in their songs – and a hopeful look ahead. With well over 1 million streams, thousands of radio airplays, interviews, much critical acclaim and numerous concerts from Berlin to Hamburg to Munich and festivals such as Haldern Pop later, Quirinello are ushering in a new era: The songs are now in German, darker, even more driving, combining anthemic choruses with screams and interpreting current NNDW, garage rock and indie pop in their very own way. 2025 will see the release of their second album.
The Sad-Boy-Dream-Pop wave around Mac DeMarco, Boy Pablo or Gus Dapperton has reached Bavaria and nobody rides it better than Quirinello from Munich. (PULS)
