Radio, radio, radio

Our songs were featured on a number of cool radio shows recently:
– Timewaster was on Radio Like You Want (Punkradiocast, San Francisco, USA), co-hosted by Blag Dahlia of the Dwarves. It’s hard to imagine a more perfect punk rock radio show for a Bankrupt song to be featured on than this one with the Dwarves frontman talking about their gigs with Turbonegro and then interviewing Joe Queer of the Queers.
– Timewaster and Veronica were played multiple times on Berlin’s coolest punk rock radio, New Rose hosted by Nolti.
– Timewaster also got a spin on the Tommy Unit Show (New York, USA) of Real Punk Radio.
– Most of our new songs appear regularly on Germany’s Punkrockers Radio
– Monday Morning was played on the Radio Orphans Podcast (Minneapolis, USA)
– Monday Morning will be featured on an upcoming compilation by Pop Punk Podcast
– The Hungarian version of Monday Morning is played regularly by the Southern Hungarian radio stations Fortuna and Smile

…and we hope there’s more to come!

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Bankrupt on Diffuser.fm

“Pretty impressive. It’s time we started paying attention to the Eurozone’s musical offerings.” This is the conclusion of an article about us and our song Monday Morning on Diffuser.fm, a major US alternative rock site.
Our new EP has already been covered by various blogs and music sites around the web, from punk rock ones like punkadeka.it, TwoBeatsOff, Dying Scene, Uncle Critic, For the Love of Punk, and biotechpunk to the electro oriented Aerial Noise, this hip hop blog and the Ordinary Guy Network.

Bankrupt: Goodbye Blue Monday – Free Download (320K mp3)

Goodbye Blue Monday, our new 5-song EP is out now. You can listen to it here:

Now you can unlock the download by clicking the Like button.

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Click on the cover for the download!

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You can find the lyrics here.

If you feel like supporting the band in a more traditional way as well, buy something in the webshop. (We have great action pack offers for CDs and T-shirts.)