Party

After the prize giving ceremony and the public screening of the snowboard movie Catscratch, there will be a grande Rock a Rail party at the Supermarkt. Don't miss out.

Catscratch by Postland
Some words from Postland: While Rock a Rail celebrates the ignition of the upcoming season, our movie premiere celebrates closing our previous one. We organize the afterparty for Rock a Rail so that we can share our love and pride with all of our friends in snowboarding from all over the globe.

Catscratch is our second snowboardfilm featuring Cees Wille, Gerben Verweij, Joey van Essen, Kas Lemmens, Kevin de Haan and Wessel van Lierop. Filmed and edited by Tim Schiphorst.

CATSCRATCH - teaser from Tim Schiphorst on Vimeo.

The Rock a Rail contest ends at 23:00 and that's when our night begins. Undertake a 5 meter journey from the setup to the Supermarkt and find a bar flooded with free booze supported by Monster Energy. You have 30 minutes to get in before we press play. The whole deal is for free so if you're much later the club will be overloaded anyway. Make sure you beat the clock.

After midnight we start rocking with the Swedish punk band Holograms, followed by local Dj's Elle Bandita & Buster Shindig. We won't stop until the bar is empty.

Holograms
Despite being perpetually too poor to drink dusted dive-bar drafts, Stockholm’s Holograms still manage to projectile vomit their fair share of poison. Their regurgitations originate more from the nausea inherent with menial labor in the desolate warehouses of Sweden than alcohol abuse; ultimately making it more enjoyable to sift through. In defiance of their decrepit instruments (a collective estimated worth of a handful of Kronas) Holograms emit a seemingly impossible energy.

Their sound synthesizes the drudgery of dismal existence with a lust for something better; echoing both the violent abandonment of punk as well as some of the electronic gloss of early 80′s new wave. Their sound has proven far too large for Stockholm’s charred pavement and empty streets; leading us to think it’s about time for all of us to get a little drunker together.