Brockhoff has been quietly building a devoted following through relentless touring and a series of singles that caught ears well beyond her German base. Easy Peeler arrives as a proper introduction for listeners who connect with the lineage running from Liz Phair through Julien Baker, rooted in guitar-driven emotional honesty and the kind of confessional detail that turns a debut into a statement. Germany's most exciting new indie voice Brockhoff opens a bold new chapter on her debut album Easy Peeler. At once melancholic and empowering, it bridges grunge-laced indie rock and early-2000s pop textures, wrapped in a deeply authentic songwriting voice. Guitars shimmer, drums pulse with understated urgency, and her voice carries a mix of fragility and quiet defiance. The title track is a shimmering yet raw piece of emotive indie rock that blends '90s alt nostalgia with a modern bedroom-pop sensibility, channeling influences like Snail Mail, Soccer Mommy, and Weezer into something deeply personal and self-assured. Tracklist Side A 1. Easy Peeler (3:41) 2. The Carpet Song (3:17) 3. Willows (3:37) 4. Sunny Day (Deadline) (3:12) 5. Blue Star (3:06) 6. Front Row (2:58) 7. Nothing Can Be Fixed In This Place (2:05) Side B 1. Dirty Dream (3:23) 2. Japanese Garden (3:54) 3. I've Stopped Getting Chills For A While Now (3:12) 4. Cruel (2:08) 5. Sleep It Off (3:38) 6. It Never Happened (3:02) 7. Hot Wheels (2:59) UPC: 5400863197858Label: Pias AmericaRelease Date: 6.26.26Format: CD