PopMatters reviews Tobias Lilja
PopMatters reviews the new Tobias Lilja album "Delirium portraits": http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/149548-tobias-lilja-delirium-portraits/
PopMatters reviews the new Tobias Lilja album "Delirium portraits": http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/149548-tobias-lilja-delirium-portraits/
Check out the Tobias Lilja remix of "Dancing" by Housewife Lovers: http://www.tobiaslilja.com/audio/dancing_remix.mp3
For those of who around Malmö, don't forget to check out HWL when they play the It's a Trap! Clubnight at Debaser on November 8 with Death By Kite.
When an artist composes something which he files under "emotional experimentation," this could be perceived as an immediate eyebrow-raiser. Fortunately, music is just as much about exploration as it is about entertainment and "Time is on my side" is a successful experiment. However, I'm not sure what the resulting journal article would look like, or what it would say. To me, the initial listen spoke to me in a very dark, eccentric, depression-inducing soliloquy that rubbed the fur of my proverbial neck the wrong way. I think this is a sign that the brooding, self-deprecating, and droning (key word here) collection of songs herein are not meant for me. These belong on a compilation of songs alongside bands such as The Dead Science. If you are a fan of the drone genre, and are looking for a journey into the human mind, I strongly recommend that you listen to this, and decide for yourself if there is something worthy of praise.
- Paul Bredenberg