Bodebrixen

Bodebrixen pull of some of the cleverest, most joyous indie on the planet. Parping keyboards and lush vocal harmonies mean they come off like every funny memory of Eurovision you ever had with just a touch of Magic Numbers feelgoodosity bunged in for good measure. There are balloons, there is confetti – there’s even something resembling a lunch break, but it takes genuine talent to play a set that incorporates whistling, humming, whoa-whoa’s and happy clapping and still seem cool. - Downtuned.net

Amazing and irresistible, they exude charm as their seven members crowd the stage. Their happiness evokes early Haircut 100 or Housemartins with a Belle & Sebastian twist. Musically, this sing-along pop is so perfect it sounds like you dreamt it up. As the audience bounce along to Key Chain and Clock Radio, it's clear Bodebrixen are ready for more than Denmark. - MOJO

A lot less feisty and having attracted an enormous crowd to one of the outdoor tents, Bodebrixen are one of the festival’s bigger success stories. They revel in the title of “the biggest unknown band in Denmark” and are a bit like Alphabeat crossed with The Whitest Boy Alive – although these guys are even whiter. Clad in cheesy white t-shirts and clearly delighted to be here, they keep the audience in similarly high spirits with a bag of songs more hook-laden than a Norwegian whaling boat. - Clash Magazine