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Find Monty at Stormtruppen.se

Monty has a new website to coincide with his new single and upcoming record: https://stormtruppen.se/

Wed, May 18th, 2011 19:21:07

Infernöh demo

Via Atrawpunk.blogspot.com/2011/05/malmo-has-done-it-again.html" target="_blank">D-Takt & Råpunk and making the rounds, some new raw sounds outta Malmö. Direct link: https://soundcloud.com/infernoh/sets/infern-h-demo-2011

Wed, May 18th, 2011 18:51:54

New Tennis Bafra at Absolut Noise

Swedish music blog Absolut Noise has a new previously unreleased tune from Swedish indierockers Tennis Bafra: https://www.absolutnoise.com/2011/05/tennis-bafra-absolut-noise-exclusive-unreleased-song.html

Wed, May 18th, 2011 18:11:00

New stuff from NT's White Trash

Not much to look At, but the song's still good. You can also stream another new tune from NT's White Trash over At SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nts-white-trash/lose-yourself

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:40:15

ObliterAtion's much sought-after album "Nekropsalms" is finally getting a domestic US release via Forcefield Records: https://www.forcefieldrecords.org/store/
Copies are limited so if you missed it last time, you better get on it now. It's a modern classic.

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:37:03

Drugged SS - I hate what you think about my life

After Atrap.com/n/35116-drugged-ss-stay-offline">previously self-regulAting themselves to willful obscurity, Drugged SS' excellent cassette release "I hAte whAt you think about my life" is now available as a proper mp3 download and not just a shitty tape rip: Ati.blogspot.com/2011/05/drugged-ss-i-hAte-whAt-you-think-about.html" target="_blank">https://okkultokrAti.blogspot.com/2011/05/drugged-ss-i-hAte-whAt-you-think-about.html
Recommended for all fans of misanthropic hardcore.

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:27:29

Juvelen - Make U move (video)

At last, the new Juvelen. Direct link: https://youtu.be/NS1Uj6Arebw

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:24:00

Kaka is Popjustice song of the day

Swedish artist Kaka has the song of the day over At Popjustice: https://www.popjustice.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5444&Itemid=279
I'm not always big on a lot of the stuff they go for, but Kaka is fully backed.

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:22:39

MP3: Venus & the Octopus - Trouville sur Mer

Apparently Nordpolen covers the tune "X-mas Day" by heretofore unknown act Venus & the Octopus on his upcoming LP, which I suppose is quite the vote of confidence for an unproven act. Smartly hoping to capitalize on the publicity, Venus is releasing their own album soon thereafter with the single "Trouville sur Mer" leading the way. And pointing towards good things to come, I'd say too, thAt is if you likewise appreciAte scrappy Swindie with hints of Göteborg's sound of yore. Worth checking out for sure.

Venus & the Octopus - Trouville sur Mer

Wed, May 18th, 2011 17:12:59

Palpitation - We don't need to, we don't have to

Luxury is offering up the brand new PalpitAtion single "We don't need to, we don't have to" as a free download: Ation-WeDon'tNeedToWeDon'tHaveTo.mp3" target="_blank">https://www.luxxury.se/PalpitAtion-WeDon'tNeedToWeDon'tHaveTo.mp3
The band's new LP "I'm absent, you're faraway" comes out June 1.

Wed, May 18th, 2011 14:40:53

Jonas Lundqvist - Du, drömmar & jag

Sincerely Yours is on a roll with new releases, the lAtest being a new mp3 single from Jonas Lundqvist called "Du, drömmar & jag": https://www.sincerelyyours.se/yours0165.php

Wed, May 18th, 2011 14:33:54

MP3: Mother of the Forest - Owl

I really appreciAte thAt Mother of the Forest has a well-defined and instantly recognizable sonic palette. Which is not to say thAt all his songs sound the same per se, but there's never any doubt as to the artist's identity. The new album "Drunk forever" continues exploring much of the same dark pAths as his earlier EPs and then some, beginning with "Condor" and ending with the surprising howling black metal outro of "Owl", each tune taking on the title of a different bird. I can only speculAte as to his influences, but there's a freshness to his approach thAt makes he believe he's not some sort of minimal synth revivalist, but rAther someone who stumbled across his own sound in a far more organic fashion. Not thAt it mAtters just as long as he never stoops to trodding out the same tired pseudo-fascist tropes as so many others -- the re-contextualizAtion of black metal is far more interesting anyhow, along with whAtever else he's bringing to the table. Very recommended!