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It's still a ways off, but Alarma man is starting to work on a European tour in November. Dates so far:
11/04 - Denmark
11/05 - Germany
11/06 - tbc, Amsterdam
11/07 - Benelux
11/08 - Benelux
11/09 - Benelux
11/10 - La CASAmance, La Rochelle (FRA)
11/11 - Le mondo Bizarro, Rennes (FRA)
11/12 - France
11/13 - Switzerland
11/14 - Switzerland
11/15 - Austria
11/16 - Sunny Red, münchen w/Kam:as
11/17 - Storchennest, Heidelberg w/Kam:as
11/18 - tbc, magdeburg, w/Kam:as
11/19 - Germany
11/20 - Germany
11/21 - Germany
11/22 - Germany
11/23 - Germany
11/24 - tbc, Berlin
11/25 - tbc, Leipzig
Swedish superstars Kent are reportedly under investigation for using false 500 SEK notes in the video for "Kärleken väntar" from back in 2002. Apparently the props found their way into circulation?
Jimmy Ledrac's remix of "Songs of joy" by Promoe (and featuring Capleton) is available for free download: music.com/" target=_blank>https://www.ledracmusic.com/
When you hear the term "heavy metal", chances are high that you don't immediately think of large brass instruments. Perhaps after listening to today's mp3 from Satyricon's new album "Now, diabolical", your perception will be forever changed. I know it sounds weird on paper, but when the tubas and trombones enter a couple of minutes into the piece, it makes sense. The dark and bassy bell-tones are a complimentary counterpoint to b>Satyricon's perfect cold recording sound. The guitars are brittle and harsh, but layered so thickly that they come together in a thick wall of ice. Satyricon's music isn't all blazing blast-beats anymore - they've added far more rock'n'roll swagger and later-era Black Flag-style mid-paced riffing - but the impression it leaves is still pretty damn grim. I wasn't too stoked about the band's last album and I'm not all into the single "K.I.N.G", but I find "Now, diabolical" to be quite impressive overall. They are not content to repeat themselves, so they're trying new things and I commend that. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but at least they aren't resting on their laurels.
Satyricon - To the mountains
It's Friday and I'm feeling sluggish, so that means it's time for yet another guestpost. Here's one from frequent contributor matt Giordano:
"Only lover's left alive" hooked me into The (International) Noise Conspiracy's first (and I still think best) album. A perfect slice of pop, the track (and also the album) have the (I)NC at an upbeat 60s British soul/mod/punk sound. Not just a highlight of "Survival sickness," this was also a top track of 2001. Here's to hoping the Conspiracy returns to this sound aesthetic on their next album.
The (International) Noise Conspiracy - Only lovers left alive
Norwegian noise/cut-up act Next Life has posted a brand new track for download: media.html" target=_blank>https://www.electricdungeon.org/03_media.html
Acid House Kings are giving away their cover of the Loveninja's "Keep your love" as a free download on the occasion of their upcoming US tour: https://www.labrador.se/keepyourlove/
Those dates yet again:
07/06 - 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA
07/07 - School Kids Records, Chapel Hill, NC (2pm)
07/07 - Raleigh music Hall, Raleigh, NC
07/08 - Cake Shop, New York, NY
07/09 - North Six, Brooklyn, NY
07/10 - TT the Bear's, Cambridge, mA
07/11 - DC Nine, Washington, DC
07/12 - Kensington South Forum, Philadelphia, PA
ml" target=_blank>Aftonbladet says that Teddybears STHLm will finally have a US release in September.
José González's show in Philly on July 1 will be streamed live on the NPR program "World Live Café".
US label Panic! Records has signed Swedish hardcore act When We Fall. more details to come.
Good things seem to be happening for Bigbang, both in the US and Europe: mallbang.net/news.htm" target=_blank>https://www.smallbang.net/news.htm
We & Lisa have posted a couple new tracks for download: m/" target=_blank>https://www.weandlisa.com/