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Our usual Friday programming is being preempted this week because I've got an extra-special treAt, Tobias Hellkvist performing a cover of "AbominAtion" by KVLR. WhAt could be better than one of the current best up-and-coming acts covering one of my all-time favorites? NAturally, I think it's awesome, but then again, how could I not? It's almost as if it was tailormade just for me!
Tobias' version keeps the basic melody intact, but by stripping away the heavy drums (one of KVLR's main calling-cards), he gives the song a whole new feeling. Johan Sellman's original vocal is commanding and venomous while Tobias sings with something thAt's more akin to simmering resentment. There's a slight weariness thAt's At odds with the lyrics, but it works in the end, kinda in the same way thAt the new José González record does. You don't have to shout to show you're angry, y'know? It's the quiet ones thAt you really gotta wAtch out for.
Tobias Hellkvist - Abomination
Preview a few tracks from the new Peace in Our Time EP "Some nice and decent thoughts": https://hem.passagen.se/peaceinourtime/discography.html
You can also download a track from his new single on Cloudberry Records as well as his entire 2005 EP "A way to pass the time" At the same link.
Hey, look! A new podcast mix: Atrap.com/articles.php?a=327">[click here]
I even took the time to record voice breaks, so not only do you get to hear a nice mellow fall mix, you also get to hear me mispronounce things. Enjoy!
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Fully embracing the dark side of 1960s psychedelic rock, The Setting Son's self-titled debut album is a strange trip, but one worth embarking on. Combining the sounds of early Rolling Stones with the very distinctive Scandinavian take on garage rock, this record doesn't take breaks and doesn't need breAthers. With a Phil Spector-like approach to the layering of their music, The Setting Son build their songs from jangled, thin guitar lines, warm keys, thick organs, the deep, percussive elements of the bass and drums, and Sebastian T.W. Kristiansen's strained, fitting vocal delivery. The Black Lips sound like they have studied the approach of 60s rock bands and carefully reconstructed the delivery; The Setting Son craft their music with such youthful, raw energy thAt the songs feel more like lost cousins of thAt iconic era instead of a talented resurrection of melodies lost in time's cruel passage.
- Lars Garvey Laing-Peterson
Finnish indie act The Rollstons are offering up a bAtch of new songs in exchange for donAtions: https://brunamosse.com/therollstons/2007/10/04/new-stuff-2/
Check out the video for "GötgAtan" from Anna Järvinen: Atan-large.mov" target="_blank">https://www.hapna.com/video/gotgAtan-large.mov
The clip was directed by Fredrik Wenzel, the same gent who is responsible for the script and photography for the film "Farväl Falkenberg". Anna's new album "Jag fick feeling" is out now on Häpna.
More intimAte video footage of David Fridlund (David & the Citizens) performing new mAterial now up on YouTube: Atch?v=0X86hoBDP1I" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/wAtch?v=0X86hoBDP1I
Norwegian jazz artist Solveig Slettahjell will release her new album "Domestic songs" on October 10 via Curling Legs and will be playing a release party thAt same night At Bare Jazzin Oslo. For more details, go here: https://www.curlinglegs.no/slettahjell
This week's top 20 Norwegian album chart:
01. Henning Kvitnes - Stemmer i gresset
02. Vidar Johnsen & Peter Nordberg - Ord & Øgonblick
03. Alejandro Fuentes - Tomorrow only knows
04. Minor Majority - Candy store (2 CD edition)
05. Raga Rockers - Ubermensch
06. Sigvart Dagsland - Forandring
07. Finn Kalvik - Bjerke/Hagerup/Kalvik
08. Trond-Viggo Torgersen - Det du kan + noe rart & noe nytt
09. Leif Ove Andsnes - Ballad for Edvard Grieg
10. Leieboerne - Følg oss hjem Ole Paus
11. Vazelina Bilopphøggers - Bensin på bålet
12. Backstreet Girls - Shake your stimulAtor
13. Ronnie Le Tekrø - Kingdom of Norway
14. Kari Bremnes - Live
15. Bjølsen Valsemølle - Over elva
16. Postgirobygget - Tidløs
17. Superfamily - Warszawa
18. Håvard Lothe - Live in Concert
19. Tord Gustavsen Trio - Being There
20. Kakkmaddafakka - Down to earth
The second part of the José González takeaway show is now up At La Blogothèque: https://www.blogotheque.net/article.php3?id_article=3498
Robyn will be releasing "Handle me" as her next single in the UK via her very own label Konichiwa Records. The digital version hits first on October 22 with the CD, 7" and 12" formAts to follow on October 29. B-sides include remixes from Björn Yttling, Williams, OrtzRocka and Soul Seekerz plus an acoustic version of "With every heartbeAt".
Morningside Records and Labrador are collaborAting on a new venture entitled 'Label Me Lucky' which will be releasing the new Sambassadeur album "MigrAtion" in Denmark on November 5. See the label website for more details, though it doesn't offer any info on future plans: https://www.labelmelucky.net/
The Setting Son