Veronika Buriánková and David Zeman, the duo Kalle from Tábor, are a well known name on the Czech scene, though their second album “Saffron Hills” is the definitive reason why you should check them out.

Sýček came out from the scene around label Noise Assault Agency Budweiss in southern Bohemia, which is known for producing some cool noise records.

The debut album “Feed Goals” of a Prague-based producer Barbora Polcerová aka Enchanted Lands is the biggest surprise of the year.

This year’s sensation on the Czech music scene, Cold Cold Nights convert their post-rock and indie-emo inspirations into something their own.

Červen is a Prague based math-rock duo consisting of drummer Pavel Ryska and guitarist Stepan Drbohlav.

The debut album of a dream pop band Billow took a long time to finish.

The debut release “Půl litru země” from an indie rock outfit Pacino took the Czech music scene by a storm and there’s no doubt that it’s the best Czech album of the year.

Another debut on the Czech guitar scene is by a Prague-based indie band ±0 (plusminusnula).

You won’t find much about hardcore-noise band Or, but they belong to a famous Czech underground label Silver Rocket – and that says it all.

The debut album of the Berlin-based formation Fiordmoss was a long awaited record.