Since11
Too much motion, too many senses firing at once exactly what makes it the perfect rush. Following thesuccess of their EP “LARA,” released in April 2026, the quartet Since11 return with their new single “FeverDream.” The song sits between overwhelm and euphoria, capturing a state that feels suffocating andirresistible at once.It starts with the feeling of being swallowed by everything. The city moves too fast, the mind is too full, andyou’re stuck in a world that keeps accelerating until it’s hard to tell what’s even real anymore.But “Fever Dream” doesn’t stay there. As the song unfolds, perception shifts. What feels oppressive at firstgrows into something closer to a high. “Trapped inside my fever dream” becomes “getting high inside myfever dream” losing control gives way to letting go, sensory overload flips into euphoria.This shift runs through the music, too. The first half is nervous, funky and dense, before the track opensinto a noticeably more spacious, dreamy, house-inspired second part. It starts to float without losing any ofits energy.Musically, the band pushes its sound further. Guitars and raw band energy meet electronic, clubbyelements, without the track losing its live DNA. “Fever Dream” ends up feeling less like a classic indie trackand more like a night that got away from you: overwhelming at first, intoxicating soon after, and hard to pindown by the end.From acoustic duo to international indie exportSince11’s story began in 2011 as an acoustic duo in the South Tyrolean Alps. Over 1,000 shows in bars,pubs and on festival stages have given Claus Stecher and Philipp Trojer a live energy shaped by years ofsweaty stages that can’t be faked. In 2026, the band plays as a full quartet with Federico Groff (drums) andSimon Gamper (bass). With support slots for the likes of Sawyer Hill and Paul Gilbert, global radio airplayand Spotify editorial placements behind them, the band’s journey between Zurich and Bozen is only justpicking up real speed
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