STONEBOURNE

Stonebourne are:
Dierk von Tesmar – bass, vocals
Sven Kartscher – guitars, vocals
Heinz Salomon – drums
Peter Loy – guitars

discography:

BOSTON ROCK RADIO:
“Don’t be surprised if you hear more from or about Stonebourne in the coming months. ‘Squirrels On A Plane’ could very well launch them onto the global music scene if they play their cards right.”
ROCK METAL MAG(France):
“’Squirrels On A Plane’ is full of romantic intensity, heady choruses, which we never tire of. I therefore invite you to take part in this Stonebournesque adventure of 15 stages in a landscape with massive riffs, shaken by good vibrations and where the emotional and bewitching singing works wonders.“
ROCK HARD MAGAZIN:
“The quartet breathes the grunge era with every pore and every brain synapse. Authentic dirty sound that reproduces the grunge zeitgeist well and perfectly forms the nineties leap in time.”
CALCUTTA GRUNGE EXCHANGE:
“Stonebourne can elevate your thoughts and throw you in a hole at the same time and yes, they perfected the art of hypnotism to hook you to this 15-track album, from start to finish.”
LOUD ENOUGH MAGAZINE:
“Taking classic grunge and updating it for a new age, these fifteen tracks from Stonebourne show that grunge is far from dead“
NÜRNBERGER NACHRICHTEN:
“Kartscher sings wonderfully wistful in the best Kurt Cobain style and once again proves a knack for songwriting. Musically it’s very close to 70’s hard rock, a bit like on the early Soundgarden albums, so with a lot of dirt. A charming somersault back to the 90s!”
MUSIK REVIEWS:
“Stonebourne are in no way retro – at best timeless. Front man Sven Kartscher definitely has his own charisma, not just because of his penchant for soul striptease. An unreservedly worth hearing newcomer, from whom we will hopefully get to hear more soon.“

The guitars roar raw and unpolished in the tradition of the old heroes.
A little bit of drop D, a bit of teenage angst, weltschmerz and a lot of anthemic, energetic rock.
This sometimes reminds of the sound somewhere between Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains, but without being just epigonic post-whatever.
Emotional lyrics, dynamic songs full of blood, sweat and tears bring the grunge out of the 90s and carry it on to infinity and much further…
Shortly after the first EP was released, the songs were rotated on numerous radios in Germany, the USA and the UK.
The long-awaited full-length album ‘Squirrels On A Plane‘ followed intimes of Corona with fifteen brand new grunge rockers for the old and new fans, honoured by the press as best evidence that Grunge ain’t dead at all…
Here comes the Ueber-Grunge from Nuremberg…