Backflow

Backflow's latest album, “Permanent Issues,” released in 2016, showcases their exploration of themes relevant to modern life. The tracks blend elements of rock and alternative rock, creating a sound that resonates with their audience. Songs like “Drowning” and “Echoes” reflect a mix of introspection and social commentary, capturing the complexities of contemporary experiences.

Their earlier work, “Love&Peace,” from 2008, laid the groundwork for their evolving style. This album features a more straightforward approach to rock, with tracks that emphasize catchy hooks and relatable lyrics. The combination of these two albums highlights Backflow's growth as musicians while maintaining a connection with their listeners through engaging storytelling and relatable themes.

Backflow has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals in Latvia and beyond. One significant performance took place at The Zoo, where they showcased their blend of rock and alternative rock. The energy of the crowd complemented the band's sound, creating a memorable night for both the group and fans.

In addition to local venues, Backflow participated in the Positivus Festival, one of the largest music festivals in the Baltic region. Their set drew a diverse audience, highlighting the band's ability to connect with listeners across different backgrounds. Other appearances include smaller festivals and club gigs throughout Latvia, where they continued to build their presence in the local music scene. Each performance contributes to their evolving journey and growing fanbase.