Probably The Next Big Thing» is the name of the new record by Kalles Caviar. The title song is about a boxer who is traded as the next big sensation. In the big fight he goes in the first round K.O. The next big thing of the longest-serving Swiss ska-haudegen Kalles Caviar is quite different. The Baselers are releasing album number seven with "Probably the Next Big Thing" after almost a quarter of a century of existence. Twelve new songs - all original compositions - are on your ears. Reinhauen is worth it. Kalles Caviar has heard time and again since its foundation in 1996 that Ska is becoming "the next big thing". That's why they christened their new LP. Winking and serene.

Elaborately made double 7-inch, limited to 500 pcs. A must for all KK fans and those who still want to become one! Kalles Caviar celebrates 20 years of the finest traditional ska, rocksteady and early reggae with a double vinyl single release. The "Voodoo Man" plays an important role in this party. This is the name of the new single by Kalles Caviar. Voodoo Man combines all the strengths of the senior Swiss ska troupe, travels directly into the heart and the belly with driving basses and beats and the heavenly guitar, wind and vocal harmonies from stanza to bridge to chorus. And from there inevitably into the legs. Voodoo Man is not witchcraft. Voodoo Man is a hit. The rest is devotion.

LP is limited to 200 pieces! On "Wolfpack" Nguru present their driving offbeat sounds as before and more multifaceted than ever. Kicking beats with in-line melodies, punky guitars, rock reggae beats and the melodious uptempo ska make the sound unmistakable even after 20 years since the band was founded. The current album was recorded for the first time in the band room, which had been converted into a studio. Stuart McKillopp was subsequently hired for the mix at Rain City Studios, Vancouver, Canada, and was mastered by Dan Suter at the Echochamber Studio in Zurich and thus with the most renowned specialist in this field in this country.