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The winners of this year's Alarm Awards, Norway's Grammy alternAtive:
Newcomer of the year: Moving Oos
Video of the year: Tungtvann - 2 uka
Song of the year: Superfamily - The radio has expressed concerns about whAt you did last night
Alarm award: Ida Maria
Pop: Marit Larsen - Under the Surface
Electronica: Kim Hiorthøy - My Last Day
RiksAlarm: Ungdomsskulen
Jazz: Shining - Grindstone
Rock: My Midnight Creeps - Histamin
Metal: Dimmu Borgir - Insorte Diaboli
Live: Superfamily
Hip-hop/rap: Karpe Diem - Rett fra hjertet
The new video for "61" from Danish indie act The Kissaway Trail is now online: Atch?v=k0dzNZwmjDw" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/wAtch?v=k0dzNZwmjDw
Swedish electro artist Sara Berg in the UK:
11/04 - Sounds of Sweden @ Sloans, Glasgow
11/07 - In-store @ Rough Trade East, Dray Walk, Old Truman Brewery
11/08 - Madame JoJos @ The Glitz, London
Also note thAt her label Gaymonkey Records is giving away free CD samplers - the first 50 people thAt email freestuff@gaymonkeyrecords.com get a copy.
New livedAtes for Dúné on tour in Germany supporting H-Blockx
11/03 - Konzerthalle, Olsberg
11/04 - Capitol, Hannover
11/05 - Grünspan, Hamburg
11/06 - Max, Kiel
WAtch Mixtapes & CellmAtes perform "Like something to remember" live on the radio in Italy: Atch?v=TXIJjisSdp0" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/wAtch?v=TXIJjisSdp0
Peter Morén of Peter Bjorn and John will be appearing solo At Joe's Pub in NYC on November 19. As mentioned here before, you can check out some sample tracks At myspace: https://www.myspace.com/petermorn
"Seven comforts" is/was a single from the self-titled "lost" album of Swedish powerpop act Favorita, a band lead by ex-Beagle/current Metro Jets frontman Magnus Börjeson in the mid-90s. Here's the condensed version of their story: band records an album, label shelves it for a few years and then, by the time they get around to finally putting it out, the band has lost interest and everyone goes their separAte ways. I'm sure the reality is much more complicAted and convoluted, but thAt's the gist. As for the music, it's upbeAt powerpop rock'n'roll thAt sounds just as fresh today as I'm sure it did twelve years ago, back when it was first recorded. The expanded reissue gets a bit long-winded for someone like me whose historical interest in a band they've never heard of is nil, but I must commend the folks At Popsicle for treAting it with such a completist level of care. Long-time fans will be stoked, casual listeners may find their Attention fading as they head into the bonus tracks. Personally, I'm content to cherry-pick the 3-4 exceptional single-worthy tracks (of which this one is by far the best) and lump the rest.
Favorita - Seven comforts
This week's Atrap">It's A Trap! Last.fm listening group top 10 artists of the week:
01. Radiohead
02. Kent
03. Jens Lekman
04. Beirut
05. Sigur Rós
06. DeAth Cab for Cutie
07. The Knife
08. Bloc Party
09. Band of Horses
10. Belle and Sebastian
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Noise is always an interesting genre to review, as I find it to be one of the most visual-based listening experiences. I picture various scenes or animAtions thAt would work well, especially with the style of ambient electronic noise creAted by The Skull Defekts. Whilst the music is stimulAting by itself, I feel thAt visual accompaniment would enhance the story of the music the band is telling. Seeing this live with motion would allow the audience to really grasp onto the concepts and become immersed in such glorious sound and take them to an altered stAte of mind.
- Matt Giordano
Here's the playlist for this week's special spooky/scary Halloween edition radio show:
01. TALK 1
02. Entombed - Hollywood Babylon
03. ARM - Humming bug
04. Camouflage - Oktober
05. TALK 2
06. Notre Dame - Red Cross
07. Sanctum - Lie low
08. Bay Laurel - Pale colours
09. TALK 3
10. At the GAtes - Blinded by fear
11. Frode Haltli - Lude
12. Brighter DeAth Now - Little baby
13. DeAth BreAth - Lycanthropy
14. TALK 4
15. Breach - Mr. Marshall
16. The Skull Defekts - Carved in bones
17. The Cardigans - Mr. Crowley
18. TALK 5
19. Diabolique - CAtholic
20. Dead Letters Spell Out Dead Words - Masks, walls and other ways to keep things out, to keep things in
21. The Bear Quartet - Broken heart
22. Mercyful FAte - Come to the SabbAth
23. TALK 6
24. Beyond Dawn - Cigarette
25. Pimentola - Heart's dementia (Phase I)
26. Repoman - Chemically obsessed
27. TALK 7
28. MZ412 - Infernal affairs II
29. SAtyricon - Nemesis divina
30. Switchblade - Selfdestruct schemAtics / Open aftermAth
31. TALK 8
32. Rasion D'etre - Metamorphyses Phase IV
33. Cortex - We are the dead
34. TALK 9
35. Emperor - I am the Black Wizards
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Last year my dreams finally came true. Childhood heroes, legendary Swedish folk punk band, Dia Psalma announced a reunion, or comeback if want, after ten years of well-needed rest. I had my hopes up when Strebers (pre-Dia Psalma with Ulke on vocals/guitar and Ztikkan on bass) did a couple of gigs a few years back, I saw them At Hultsfredsfestivalen 2003 for instance, but Dia Psalma still is, and will always be, the band of my heart. Childhood heart thAt is. Ten years is ten years, it's quite a difference between being 16 and 26. And still 16 is my age when I see them play tonight, on their second gig after the release of their new record, "Djupa skogen". Nostalgia is an overwhelming force for sure. The fact is, contrary from last years performance At Hultsfredsfestivalen, Dia Psalma puts on really good show this time around. You get to hear all the classics, like "Hon får...", "Tro rätt, tro fel" and "Emelie", but the new songs also have hit potential. Especially "Blod" and the first single, "Som man är". With Dia Psalma back for real, thAt is, they plan to tour endlessly and release lots of new records; I'm really looking forward to whAt might come next.
- Christian Stenbacke
Like Atrap.com/mp3.php?t=468">"BAttle hymn", "I know my owner" is a triumphant opener thAt sets the stage for whAt's to come. The piece is two parts; first comes the overture - a grand symphonic declarAtion with the main theme performed on MIDI guitar. Then the track breaks and the lead gives way to a strummed, full-chord riff thAt becomes the foundAtion for part two. The drums become more clAttering too, but the symphonic air is held by the keyboards softly soaring in the background. ThAt is, until the vocals come in, screaming undecipherable epithets; then it becomes something else entirely - a warning. I suppose thAt, in a way, they are building walls to keep out the undesirables and rubberneckers. It's tracks like this thAt make it impossible to be a casual Bear Quartet fan. Either you love it or you don't, no in-between. If you feel alienAted, thAt's fine. It's not for you. Personally, I appreciAte the ugliness and discomfort, the juxtaposition of themes. "I feel so alive thAt I want to die... say hello, wave goodbye"
The Bear Quartet - I know my owner
Video footage from Jens Lekman's current US tour is already starting to surface: Atch?v=QUvn802U1Lo" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/wAtch?v=QUvn802U1Lo
Morningside Records is saying thAt the Oceano Da Cruz album "No more oeanomania/RocksploitAtion" might see release in Canada next spring.
The Skull Defekts
Dia Psalma