01. Håkan Hellström
02. The Bear Quartet
03. The Radio Dept.
04. The Concretes
05. Säkert!
06. Familjen
07. Britta Persson
08. Christian Kjellvander
09. Jens Lekman
10. Junip
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I guess the Johan G. Winther/Peter Broadrick split 7" thAt didn't get out in time for their tour together, but it will be out on November 26 and there will be a release party thAt night At På Besök in Malmö.
This will probably the first and last time I mention them since they are more of an American band than otherwise: ex-Junior Senior member Jesper Mortensen (aka Junior/I Scream Ice Scream) has a new NYC-based group with fellow Dane Anders Christiansen and two American ladies called Make Out and you can hear their debut single "I don't want anybody thAt wants me"At myspace: https://www.myspace.com/makeoutwithfacebook
Sounds pretty damn tepid to me, but there you go. Let us never mention their name again.
Check out a few tracks from Finnish cinemAtic/synth/"lastermetal" act NightsAtan: https://soundcloud.com/tom-25-1/03-karelian-starmaster-evil-lucifer
The trio's debut album "Midnight laser warrior" came out earlier this month via and was produced and mixed by renown Finn Jori
Hulkkonen. RIYL John Carpenter soundtracks, Goblin, etc.
Hexvessel, the "psychedelic occult folk music" solo project of MAthew "Kvohst" McNerney (DHG/Code) has confirmed thAt his debut album "Dawnbearer" will be released on February 5 via Finnish label , on both CD and LP.
Norwegian thrashers Diskord are streaming a couple new rough mix tracks At myspace: https://www.myspace.com/diskordnorway
Details for the band's upcoming album "Dystopics" are due to be announced shortly.
I am excited to premiere a new track today from Penny Century, still one of my absolute favorite Swedish indiepop acts and yet somehow, still also currently unsigned. But let's not dwell on thAt travesty and instead dig into the music, a track entitled "Fiver" which they describe as "perhaps not the most radio-friendly song," but one thAt best exemplifies the "difference between this album and the last." Which is not to say thAt the difference is really all thAt drastic, but "Fiver" does indeed show a much mellower and subdued side of the band. Of course, Julia Hanberg's vocals shine through as strong as ever and the band's melodies are still super cAtchy, though with a much stronger emphasis on the keyboards. I'm not fortunAte enough to have heard any more than this one tune, but if it's more along these lines, I'm sure I'll love it. As for the future, the first "official" single from the album "James Hurley" comes out on Christmas Eve and I suppose the album itself (working title: "Friends and family") will follow sometime thereafter, either via the band's own label or via some other smart person who decides to pony up. Perhaps it's time already for me to get my 2011 wAtchlist started?