Tři Sestry - Švédská Trojka

Review by Nathalie Landry

Tři Sestry's album, Švédská Trojka, is a delightful blend of punk rock and pop rock, with a touch of humor and satire. The Czech band has been around for more than three decades, and their experience shows in the tight musicianship and clever songwriting on this record.

The album kicks off with the title track, which is a catchy, upbeat number that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The lyrics are in Czech, but the energy and attitude of the music are universal. The band's punk rock roots are evident in songs like "Hlava Ramena Kolena" and "Punčocha", which feature fast-paced guitar riffs and driving rhythms.

However, Tři Sestry also knows how to slow things down and deliver some poignant ballads. "Vůně" is a beautiful, acoustic guitar-driven song that showcases the band's softer side. "Voda" is another standout track, with its haunting melody and atmospheric production.

What sets Tři Sestry apart from other punk rock bands is their sense of humor and satire. "Dobrý den, pane řediteli" is a hilarious song that pokes fun at the corporate world, while "Konzerva" is a tongue-in-cheek ode to canned food.

Summary by Nathalie Landry

Švédská Trojka is a solid album that showcases Tři Sestry's versatility and talent. Whether you're a fan of punk rock or just good, catchy music, this album is worth checking out.