Trio Lepschi's *Mit Links* captures the particular spirit of contemporary Austrian folk—rooted in dialect and regional identity, but alive with playfulness and contemporary sensibility. Recorded in 2010 for Non Food Factory, the album moves through twelve pieces that feel equally at home in a village tavern and a modern listening room. The track titles alone hint at the trio's character: wordplay, local pride, seasonal reflection, and wry humor woven through traditional material and original compositions. There's a warmth here that avoids both kitsch and academic distance, the kind of record that emerges when musicians genuinely love their own tradition while refusing to treat it as museum piece. Whether you're drawn to Austrian vernacular song, contemporary European folk, or simply guitar-based music with genuine regional flavor, *Mit Links* offers the kind of unhurried, convivial listening that rewards returning to.