Livstid - Du e feig
The first taste of Norwegian crusties Livstid's debut album, due out October 21 via .
The first taste of Norwegian crusties Livstid's debut album, due out October 21 via .
I've had it with this mailorder business and I want my office closet back so from now until they're gone, all CDs are free for the price of shipping plus $3 to cover the box and PayPal fees. Select the titles you want and email me your list along with an address. I'll throw 'em in a box, weigh 'em and will calculate the grand total. Help me get this stuff outta here!
Norwegian sludgerockers Hombre Malo will be touring Europe for a few weeks:
09/06 - Gaussplatz, Hamburg (GER)
09/07 - Rote Flora, Hamburg (GER)
09/08 - Crass Pub, Chemnitz (GER)
09/09 - Jägerklause, Berlin (GER)
09/10 - Immerhin, Würzburg (GER)
09/11 - tba, Weimar (GER)
09/12 - Hella, Cerhovice (CZ)
09/13 - tba, Ostrava (CZ)
09/14 - Déjà Vu, Cadca (SK)
09/15 - tba, Brno (CZ)
09/16 - Muna, Bad Klausterlaußnitz (GER)
09/17 - G16, Leipzig (GER)
09/18 - tba, Nymburk (CZ)
09/19 - Café Na Pal Cesty, Praha (CZ)
09/20 - tba, Budapest (HUN)
09/21 - EKH, Vienna (AUS)
09/22 - tba, Frankfurt (GER)
09/23 - Lobusch, Hamburg (GER)
09/24 - tba, Copenhagen (DK)
Love, love love Huntsville and can listen to them pretty much endlessly. Their music lends itself to such applications very easily in fact. In the same way that Vladislav Delay with Moritz von Oswald Trio explores the sounds of minimalist drone/techno as a live band, so does Huntsville; albeit with a slightly more accentuated acoustic/jazz bent and less of the cold dubbiness. While active listening can be quite rewarding, I prefer to turn it up and let it effortlessly drift by. Before you realize it, this song (the title track of the band's latest album) will have passed you by and you'll be left wondering where the last 19 minutes went.
Huntsville - For flowers, cars and merry wars
Alpine Those Myriads are giving away a trio of live tracks in exchange for signing up to their email list: http://alpinethosemyriads.com/blog/three-songs-from-john-dee
The MSN Headbang blog has the premiere of a brand new track from Norwegian prog act White Willow along with a short interview: http://social.entertainment.msn.com/music/blogs/headbang-blogpost.aspx?post=d29b4a09-cd01-4593-ac74-281b77c88560
Katzenjammer are doing a few international dates in September:
09/11 - Bestival, Isle Of Wight (UK)
09/13 - Monto Water Rats, London (UK)
09/17 - Essen original, Essen (GER)
09/18 - 3sat festival, Mainz (GER)
Finland's Cleaning Women will be going to Russia for a few special dates to perform as live musical accompaniment to the latest, extended and restored print of Fritz Lang's masterpiece "Metropolis". Dates here: http://www.cleaningwomen.com/
Fenriz' latest pick for his band of the week is Swedish act Morbid Insulter: http://www.myspace.com/officialdarkthrone/blog/544143813
Norwegian jazz act In the Country will be going to Asia in late September:
09/24 - Beishan International Festival - Beishan Theatre, Zhuahai (CN)
09/27 - GuangzhouMusic Festival, Guangzhou (CN)
09/29 - Shenzhen Jazz Festival, Shenzhen (CN)
09/30 - Hong Kong Jazz Festival, Hong Kong (CN)
10/01 - Marsalis Bar, Taipei (TW)
10/02 - tba, Tainan (TW)
10/03 - Marsalis Bar, Kaohsing (TW)
More dates in other countries to come...
The Milk Factory interviews Norwegian instrumental/jazz/drone act Splashgirl who will soon be releasing their new album "Pressure" via : http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/st/2011/08/interview-splashgirl-crossing-the-boundaries/
Finally, new music from Culkin, giving us a taste of what to expect from their long-awaited full-length debut which will be out on ... eventually. The band will also be touring Scandinavia with Simon Says No! and Youngteam as part of the "Revolution in Sound" tour in September -- dates here: http://www.brothersister.se/gigs/
Not that I am even tempted to indulge in eating the cockroaches of the sea (totally not kosher!), but this video has been making the rounds and is worth watching if you are interested in eating a more ethical diet.
Dusted gets a little pervy about Norwegian youngsters Razika: http://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/6650