When talking about alternative rock, there is no doubt that Foals is one of the most creative and exciting acts to appear in the last 15 years. In 2008, their debut album, Antidotes, met all expectations of the  audience and the critics. Recorded in New York and produced by Dave Sitek, guitarist of the band TV on The Radio, the album shows a band committed to their own freedom. Their following records, Total Live Forever (2010), Holy Fire (2013) and What Went Down (2015) raised the bar artistically and consolidated the group's own language amongst their many influences. Krautrock, indie rock, dance-punk, math rock, post-punk and even techno contribute to a sound difficult to label, sometimes freer and more experimental and sometimes capable of captivating an ever-wider audience. 2019 was the year they returned to the studio with what is the most ambitious of the band's albums to date. Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost is a monumental piece of work in two parts, which were released separately and show a band at the top of its game. "Exits" and "In Degrees" are two of the songs that will no doubt captivate Portuguese audiences in the summer of 2022. Following their concert on the Super Bock stage on 16th July, Foals will be performing an unmissable DJ set on the Somersby stage.