Social Waste

Greek rock/indie rock group Social Waste has released a number of well-known songs over the years. "Tou Khrone," "Gia na nikesoun," "Tou kosmou ta limania," "Tha ton allaxoume emeis," "Matia megala," "Phraoules ste Manolada," "Sa prokes," "Ti allo na kano," "O lukos gia to tsirko de douleuei," and "Ti krubei to molubi" are some of their most popular tracks appreciated by their fans.

Fast-paced and upbeat, "Gia na nikesoun" highlights the band's rock sound and strong vocals. The songs' inspirational and upbeat lyrics exhort listeners to never give up and to keep fighting. On the other hand, "Sa prokes" is a slower, more melodic track with an absolutely stunning sound. The song's lyrics are reflective and explore ideas of loss, regret, and time passing.

Each of the songs "Tou Khrone," "Tou kosmou ta limania," "Tha ton allaxoume emeis," "Matia megala," "Phraoules ste Manolada," "Ti allo na kano," "O lukos gia to tsirko de douleuei," and "Ti krubei to molubi" Each song has an own narrative to convey, with thought-provoking, moving, and accessible lyrics.

In general, Social Waste has created a diverse collection of songs that appeal to listeners that enjoy rock and indie rock music. They have become one of the most adored bands in Greece thanks to their strong vocals, lovely melodies, and reflective lyrics.

With their most recent album, Sunora (2020), Social Waste, a well-known indie rock band from Athens, Greece, has been creating waves in the music industry. There are ten songs in all, each showing the band's distinctive brand of raw, dynamic indie rock. Sunora gives a new and exciting perspective on indie rock music with songs like "To Sosto," "Epipleon," and "Otan Tha 'Rthei E Ora."

The single "Se Bolemenous Kairous" by Social Waste, which was released in parallel to the band's album, emphasizes their distinctive sound and aesthetic. The single is a landmark track in the band's repertoire thanks to its intense guitar riffs and strong vocals.

To Hip Hop tes Mesogeiou (2017) and Me Mia Peiratike Galera (2016), Social Waste's two prior releases, have garnered positive reviews and solidified the group's position as one of Greece's most promising indie rock artists.

Overall, Social Waste's most recent album and single demonstrate the group's capacity to produce captivating indie rock music that is both new and intriguing. Social Waste is a Greek indie rock band that continues to push the limits of the genre both within Greece and internationally.

Greek rock/indie rock band Social Waste has made notable appearances in some of the best venues and festivals in the nation. They played their singles "The Only Good Human" and "Braindead" during one of their most noteworthy concerts at Technopolis City of Athens. Standing ovations were given to Social Waste as they enthralled the audience with their dynamic performance.

Social Waste has performed at a number of illustrious locations in addition to Technopolis City of Athens, including AN Club and Gagarin 205. With the crowd singing along, the band played their well-known song "Bury My Heart in a Nameless Grave" during their performance at AN Club.

Release Athens and Plissken Festival are only a some of the festivals where Social Waste has performed. The band performed onstage alongside well-known groups at Release Athens like Suede and The Last Shadow Puppets, and at Plissken Festival like Death Grips and Tortoise.

All things considered, Social Waste's appearances at these venues and festivals have cemented their reputation as one of Greece's most exciting Rock/Indie Rock bands. Their exhilarating live performances and memorable songs have won them a devoted following and made them a force to be reckoned with in the Greek music scene.