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I see people saying that they’re “saving rock” and other ridiculously pretentious claims.

Source?
I see people saying that they’re “saving rock” and other ridiculously pretentious claims.

Source? >

Thanks.
Bunch of standard promotional articles, nothing major, significant or concrete. But you're right.
I'm a huge music enthusiasts. I'm a musician and active CD collector and i never read and never care for these kind promotional writings. How do articles like this cross your path? >

Just genuine curiosity, I would see clips of the band online and would be severely confused; dancing naked on stage and kissing band mates as if it was some artistic orgy instead of a concert. So i’d google them and see these articles which only made it weirder for me.
Even disregarding how they act on stage, their music isn’t notable in the slightest. I only saw one negative article on the band within a sea of positive reception. >


I would see clips of the band online and would be severely confused; dancing naked on stage and kissing band mates as if it was some artistic orgy instead of a concert. 

There have always been bands doing stuff like that. Hippie bands in the 70s, glam rock bands in the 80s.

I only saw one negative article on the band within a sea of positive reception.

This makes perfect sense. New bands don't get bad receptions online. Nobody makes money out of bad reviews. Only ones to sometimes get bad reviews are dinosaur bands that can't live up to what they did 40 years ago. Which is fair because it's all subjective so nvm reviews.
There is nothing bad about this band. It's catchy and energetic poprock with 70s influences. May not be what you or i like but it's what they intend and they do it good. >

I'm always giddy when Eurovision contestants have success. >

I mean I do too, but I feel like their ability as songwriters has been blown far out of proportion due to their eurovision success. Not to mention they seem to be vulgar in a way that pushes beyond the rebellious and carefree demeanour they’re trying to replicate. It just feels like shock value for the sake of shock value (eg. the photo of all the band members naked laying atop eachother looking sweaty and shit) >

Have you listened to Coraline?? That song is great. >

Blame the gays and the girlies