PSL has the premiere of the video for Caviare Days' debut single "The awakening": miar-caviare-days-the-awakening/" target="_blank">https://blogg.svt.se/psl/2011/11/22/videopremiar-caviare-days-the-awakening/
Some decent psychrock vibes going on here, worth checking out.
From the upcoming EP "God morgon framtid".
A new clip from Finnish metal jokers Steel mammoth. For full tech specs, hit up director Sami Sänpäkkilä's blog: misanpakkila.com/2011/11/steel-mammoth/" target="_blank">https://samisanpakkila.com/2011/11/steel-mammoth/
Invisible Oranges gives positive marks to Swedish horror/prog/soundtrack act Anima morte: m/2011/11/anima-morte-the-nightmare-becomes-reality/" target="_blank">https://www.invisibleoranges.com/2011/11/anima-morte-the-nightmare-becomes-reality/
The a-side of m/n/38758-splendour-to-release-maribel-7-quot">the new maribel 7", officially released tomorrow via .
The first track from The megaphonic Thrift's upcoming album, due out next February.
Kent are posting pics from Southern France where they are in the studio recording a new album: https://kent.nu/
The Cardigans are the first band confirmed for the 2012 edition of Hultsfredfestivalen where they will be performing their 1998 album "Gran Turismo" in its entirety. This will also be the band's first live gig on Swedish soil since 2006.
Erik EnockssonSo, how does "Apan" sound, exactly? Like a mid-fi John Carpenter soundtrack with the odd bit of SunnO))) thrown in. There's not much else to be said, really. It's not as good as either, but it's a damn fine marriage that works and that holds attention for the duration of the album. This is Stockholm-based Erik Enocksson's third foray into the world of soundtracks, this time for the 2009 flick "Apan", directed by Jesper Ganslandt and, despite the fact that it's a contemporary film, the music is unashamedly ensconced in the low-to-mid budget horror of the '70s and '80s. Its adherence to that aesthetic ensures that it is both eerie and unsettling, much like Carpenter's early works and quite unlike Erik's previous efforts. There's something quite odd about this, too, which is as much down to the production as the composition. Original? No. Entertaining? Absolutely.
- John Norby
Fin Nettmagasin has a feature interview with Nina and Steffi from Berlin-based Scandinavian clubnight Nordic By Nature: mag.no/saker/nordicbynature/index.html" target="_blank">https://www.fin-mag.no/saker/nordicbynature/index.html
will be catering to the vinyl-impaired by compiling Swedish metal act Noctum's two records, "The seance" and "The fiddler" -- both previously released on wax via , onto one CD for release on December 14. If you dig occult metal with a retro vibe ala mercyful Fate or Witchcraft, you should definitely check these dudes out.
Swedish industrial act Agent Side Grinder will be releasing the new single "Wolf hour" (feat. Henric de la Cour) on November 29.
A new clip from Swedish artist Kristoffer Hedberg off his upcoming album "mina jag och du", due out December 7.
Dusted reviews Susanna Walløumrod's new album "Jeg vil hjem til menneskene", a tribute to Norwegian poet Gunvor Hofmo: magazine.com/reviews/6821" target="_blank">https://dustedmagazine.com/reviews/6821
Via PSL, here's a charming song and video from Swedish indiepop act Pushy Parents.