Die Spitz

They hate being touted as the next big thing. They hate interviews. But they love rock.

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Die Spitz's music is a whirlwind of kinetic teenage energy.

Mixing elements of grunge, psychedelia, post-punk, epic metal and hooky indie rock, they're a youthful smack in the teeth with zero pretence and even less filter. But being born in 2002-2003, what do they think of when we say 'classic rock'?

"I feel nothing," says guitarist Chloe Andrews, while in the background drummer Ellie Livingston wails the chorus of Aerosmith's Dream On.

"I feel nothing when I hear 'classic rock'. I never listened to it," adds guitarist/vocalist Ava Schrobilgen. "I was not allowed to listen to AC/DC or any kind of hair metal growing up, because my dad thought it was misogynistic. Of course, I love it now."