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This week's top 20 Norwegian album chart:
01. Askil Holm - Harmony Hotel
02. William Hut - Nightfall
03. Christel Alsos - Closing The Distance
04. Sivert Høyem & The Volunteers - Exiles
05. Øystein Sunde - Sundes verden
06. Ane Brun - Live in Scandinavia
07. Vamp - I full symfoni (med KORK)
08. Bjørn Eidsvåg - Nåde
09. Herodes Falsk/Tom mathisen - De beste
10. Skambankt - Elixir
11. 120 Days - 120 Days
12. Tungtvann - 96% Tungtvann
13. Pleasure - Pleasure 2
14. Espen Lind, Kurt Nilsen, Alejandro Fuentes og Askil Holm - Hallelujah - Live
15. Thomas Dybdahl - Science
16. Kristin Asbjørnsen - Wayfaring Stranger - A Spiritual Songbook
17. marit Larsen - Under The Surface
18. Lionheart Brothers - Dizzy Kiss
19. Div. Artister - melodi Grand Prix 2007
20. Ane Brun - Duets
This week's top 20 Swedish album chart:
01. Weeping Willows - Fear & love
02. Caroline Af Ugglas - Joplin på Svenska
03. Lena Philipsson - Lena 20 år
04. Sophie Zelmani - memory loves you
05. Salem Al Fakir - This is who I am
06. Lasse Stefanz - 40 ljuva år!
07. Calaisa - Calaisa
08. Säkert! - Säkert
09. Laleh - Prinsessor
10. Isolation Years - Sign, sign
11. Fläskkvartetten - Voices of Eden
12. Veronica maggio - Vatten & bröd
14. martin Stenmarck - Nio sanningar och en lögn
15. moneybrother - Pengabrorsan
16. Anna Ternheim - Separation road
17. Nisse Hellberg - Snackbar blues
18. Björn Skifs - Andra Decennier
19. Jill Johnson - The woman I've become
20. markus Fagervall - Echo heart
Fluxblog has a previously unreleased Tiger Tunes track: mperial-walker.html" target=_blank>https://www.fluxblog.org/2007/02/feet-like-imperial-walker.html
He calls them the best Danish band ever. While I can't agree with that sort of hyperbole, they are definitely a good band and worth checking out.
maia Hirasawa has a Swedish tour lined up as well as a couple UK dates:
03/09 - Studenternas Hus/Kulturfestivalen Equalizer, Eskilstuna (SWE)
03/10 - Satin/Klubb Smart, Örebro (SWE)
03/29 - Umeå Open, Umeå (SWE)
03/30 - Storan, Göteborg (SWE)
04/11 - Skylten, Linköping (SWE)
04/12 - Cresendo/Konsert Republik, Norrköping (SWE)
04/25 - Smålands Nation, Lund (SWE)
04/26 - Dunkers Kulturhus, Helsingborg (SWE)
05/08 - Pusterviksbaren, Göteborg (SWE)
05/10 - Södra Teatern, Stockholm (SWE)
05/14 - Water Rats, London (UK) w/Hello Saferide
05/15 - Water Rats, London (UK) w/Hello Saferide
05/18 - Folkets Park/Åsiktsfestivalen Urix, Linköping (SWE)
06/28 - Peace & Love, Borlänge (SWE)
Her new album "Though, I'm just me" comes out April 4 via Razzia.
mika Vainio, one half of Finnish minimalist electronic duo Pan Sonic, has a new solo album entitled "Revitty" ("Torn") out now on Wavetrap Records. more info: https://wav.post-pop.org/wav06/
Swedish electro act Social Ambitions has signed with Electric Fantastic Sound and their debut single "Burning" will be released on march 21. Check out some other tracks at myspace: myspace.com/socialambitions" target=_blank>https://www.myspace.com/socialambitions
Samuraj Cities next single "All along the shoreline" will be released on march 28. The band just wrapped up a video last night so it should be online before too long.
I keep listening to Sophie Zelmani's new album "memory loves you" hoping for that moment of connection, but it has yet to occur. I've loved her previous records dearly so it's doubly disappointing that I am unable to get into this one. I'm not sure what's wrong either. Her voice sounds just as beautiful and understated as always. The recording is as close to perfect as one could hope for. It must be the songs. Or perhaps the lack of progression from 2003's "Love affair" to now. I don't mean to disregard the importance of consistency, but I waited over three years for this? ("Love affair" was released in late 2003 - I can do math just fine, don't worry) While it all sounds very pleasant on the surface, there's nothing memorable about "memory loves you", no put intended. maybe I expected too much?
Sophie Zelmani - Memory loves you
Howabout a little taste of Halloween in February? No one is going to accuse The Defectors of being original, but that's not really the point. Their schlocky b-movie horror-themed garage rock has been done many times before (The Cramps and Deadbolt, to name just two), but they do a good job with it and that's all that really matters as far as I'm concerned. This particular song actually owes more to The mummies (who weren't actually a horror-rock band, they just mummies.com/images/releases/albums/tr005_front.jpg" target=_blank>dressed the part) with it's cheeseball organ, heavy fuzz guitar and double-time stomping chorus, 'cept of course the fact that it's very well recorded. This is good stupid fun and that's really all there is to it. As the tag on the promo CD says: "Excellent music for driving". I have to say though, I'm still iffy on some of the band's misogynistic lyrical content. I understand that it's often par for the course in the world of psychobilly, but that doesn't make it okay.
The Defectors - Love is evol
Look to the right and you'll see that we have a new profile piece today on Swedish indiepoppers Like Honey: m/index.php?a=283">[click here]
We Are Soldiers We Have Guns will be releasing a new all-covers 7" single on Lavender Recordings in the near future. Details to come. In other news, here are some new German tourdates:
03/02 - Privatclub, Berlin
03/04 - Frü-auf, Leipzig
03/05 - mausefalle, Bonn
03/06 - Hafen 2, Offenbach
03/07 - Kulturpalast, Hannover
03/08 - Astrastube, Hamburg
Tomt Recordings has announced that they will be releasing the new Ronderlin album "The great investigation" on may 7. Listen to a preview track in the label's web jukebox: mtrecordings.se/" target=_blank>https://www.tomtrecordings.se/
The Hives have started to post various festival dates they will be appearing at this summer: music.com/tour/" target=_blank>https://www.hivesmusic.com/tour/