Head over to Christian Kjellvander's website to listen to samples from every track on his new album "Faya" and to see the video for the first single "Drunken hands": m/" target=_blank>https://www.christiankjellvander.com/
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Your search returned 39417 results. Viewing results 28651-28665Stuart from the excellent world music blog/radio show Fat Planet is launching a new netlabel to help promote some of the amazing music he's been championing for so long. If you are a musician or producer who is interested in contributing, you are encouraged to get in touch. Bear in mind that Fat Planet is only interested in music outside of the typical 'western rock tradition'. So if you're aping the latest indierock styles, he's not gonna be interested. Read more: m.au/" target=_blank>https://www.fatplanet.com.au/
Check out an interesting interview with Swedish electronic artist Psilodump: mp.html" target=_blank>https://www.ief.hr/draco/psilodump.html
MP3: The Bear Quartet - Birds are singing deep within the greenery
I don't think I've properly expressed just how amazing the new Bear Quartet album is. I posted the first single "I have an itch" m/index.php?story_id=797">a little over a month ago, but I hadn't heard the full album yet. Now that I've time to fully digest and process "Saturday night", I can sincerely attest to what an amazing piece of music it is. The band promised us a mindblowing experience and they delivered. I think a lot of twee indierockers will be scared off by how noisy, sinister and straight-up fucked this album is, but I'm here to assure you - it's worth the challenge. The most intellectually satisfying works of art usually are. So here's another song to pique your interest. Listen to those dense chords shift and build. The chittering vocals. The foreboding wash of reverb and flanger over the breaks. It shouldn't work, but somehow it does.
The Bear Quartet - Birds are singing deep within the greenery
MP3: Beyond Dawn - Chameleon
This week's Friday pick comes from Beyond Dawn, one of my long-time absolute favorite Norwegian artists. I've posted tracks from them in the past, but I figure it's time to revisit them especially in light of the recent remaster/reissue of the very excellent "In reverie" EP, the release from which today's track originates. Besides, if I didn't post this today, I'm sure m/" target=_blank>Dark Dose would get around to it soon enough. Beyond Dawn started out as a dirgeful black-metal/doom act, but there was always something different about them. Early on they distinguished themselves with the addition of a trombone player, but it was with this EP that they truly stepped up with the incorporation of electronics and more diverse, acoustic instrumentation. There's definitely echoes of neo-folk era Swans here, but I find that BD is in a league of their own. Their influences may be obvious, but there's no one that sounds quite the same. I do believe that m/" target=_blank>Duplicate Records is offering a special deal to people who order now, so get on it.
Beyond Dawn - Chameleon
This week's Friday pick comes from Beyond Dawn, one of my long-time absolute favorite Norwegian artists. I've posted tracks from them in the past, but I figure it's time to revisit them especially in light of the recent remaster/reissue of the very excellent "In reverie" EP, the release from which today's track originates. Besides, if I didn't post this today, I'm sure m/" target=_blank>Dark Dose would get around to it soon enough. Beyond Dawn started out as a dirgeful black-metal/doom act, but there was always something different about them. Early on they distinguished themselves with the addition of a trombone player, but it was with this EP that they truly stepped up with the incorporation of electronics and more diverse, acoustic instrumentation. There's definitely echoes of neo-folk era Swans here, but I find that BD is in a league of their own. Their influences may be obvious, but there's no one that sounds quite the same. I do believe that m/" target=_blank>Duplicate Records is offering a special deal to people who order now, so get on it.
Download a track from the new BikerBoy CDR out now on Hybris: m.com/files/bikerboy-heart.mp3" target=_blank>https://www.hybrism.com/files/bikerboy-heart.mp3
Dagens Nyheter describes the act as "morrissey on speed - with synthesizers", so if that sounds good to you, check it out.
The new Timbuktu DVD "Funken Styr Våra Steg" comes out on November 9. Footage includes a show from mosebacke in August 2005 with backing band Damn! and special guests as well as tons of bonus material. See the cover art: mbuk.nu/" target=_blank>https://www.timbuk.nu/
Swedish girl-rock act Satirnine has split up. Read the band's full statement: m/index_eng.html" target=_blank>https://www.satirnine.com/index_eng.html
members Hanna, Emma and Charlotte will continue on as a three-piece in the new band Hic Jacet.
The new EP from Swedish metalcore act Nine will be called "Death is glorious". It'll be out later this year via Finnish label Combat Rock Industry.
magnet on tour in the UK with Athlete and Gemma Hayes:
10/25 - Apollo, manchester
10/26 - Apollo, manchester
10/27 - Academy, Newcastle
10/28 - Academy, Glasgow
10/29 - Corn Exchange, Edinburgh
10/31 - Centre, Brighton
11/01 - Hammersmith Apollo, London
Firefox AK reports that she recorded five new songs recently and is already planning on returning to the studio in late November to do more. She also says that a new video by her friends and old bandmates Latour should be ready for release early next month.
Export music Sweden, the Consulate General of Sweden and Sirius Satellite Radio are presenting a special Swedish music Showcase show at the Times Square Hard Rock Cafe in New York on October 27. Scheduled to perform are The Ark, WhiteSilver and Kristoffer Ragnstam. I was actually thinking about flying out, but the date's just a bit too close to the closing date on my new house purchase. I'd highly recommend it though - The Ark puts on a spectacular show. Read more: m/pages/general____41177.asp" target=_blank>https://www.swedenabroad.com/pages/general____41177.asp
Det Gamla Landet are currently recording new material. If you haven't already heard them, their self-titled debut is one of 2005's best releases. m/store.php?item=61">Buy it right here.