Since 2019, the four friends in Situationsfornærmelse have climbed out of the underground and onto the major music stages in Denmark with their high-intensity, Danish-language punk outbursts.

The lyrics are caricatures of Danishness and revolve around political correctness and everything else we don't talk about. The menu is sure to be delivered with high humour, sharp self-irony and absolutely no humility towards those who might think otherwise.

The Aarhus quartet write, record, mix and release all their songs, and so far they have released two critically acclaimed EPs, En Hurtig Omgang Dansk and En Hurtig Omgang Dansk I 2'eren, as well as the single "Maria".

Last summer, the band played at Roskilde Festival, where the audience could jump in the mosh pit while the tones from hits like "Kaff´eller Knep", "Ind Med Hænderne" and "Camp Skrald mig" created an epic punk party on the Rising stage. Devilution reviewed the concert and wrote in their five-star review:

"We couldn't get enough of Situationsfornærmelses anger and festive energy discharge and we wanted "More, More, More"." Beyond the ear-catching melodies and sharp lyrical subtleties, it's the energy that has become Situationsfornærmelse's trademark. Situationsfornærmelse never disappoint, because as they always say: "A quick round of Danish has never been more fun."

NATJAGER have been called everything from post-hardcore to Cher-metal, but Natjager are their own thing. They split the Danish music scene when they released their first EP back in 2017 and the band's use of autotune is not for everyone. Over time, the haters have quieted down and the band is now remembered more for their energetic concerts and explosive pop songs wrapped in massive guitar. In the spring of 2022, NATJAGER released the band's second full-length album: At kende bølge fra hav.