Norway's Superfamily has posted 29-second clips for every song from their debut full-length album "Back in Paris": mily.no/" target=_blank>https://www.superfamily.no/

Some new upcoming dates for Danish hardcore act Lack:

11/06 - Berlin (GER)
11/07 - AZ Conni, Dresden (GER) w/monochrome
11/08 - Les Instants Chavirés, Paris (FRA) w/Tias Carlson
11/10 - Toulouse (FRA) w/Just Went Black
11/11 - montpellier (FRA)
11/12 - tba (ITA)
11/13 - mono Spazio Bar, Pescara (ITA)
11/14 - Bunker, Bolzano (ITA) w/Bridge To Solace
11/15 - TBC, Angers (FRA)
11/16 - Le Brooklyn Cafe, Rouen (FRA) w/Amanda Woodward
11/17 - Le mondo Bizarro, Rennes (FRA) w/Amanda Woodward
11/18 - Poitiers (FRA) w/Chris Leo
11/19 - Le Vauban, Brest (FRA) w/22 Pistepirkko
11/20 - Le Wheely Bar, Clermont Ferrand (FRA)
11/21 - tba
11/22 - tba (GER)
11/25 - UKA-05 festival, Trondheim (NOR)

Deep Insight will be supporting fellow Finns The Rasmus on some of their upcoming European tourdates:

10/17 - markthalle, Hamburg (GER)
10/18 - Den Atelier, Luxembourg (LUX)
10/19 - Elysée montmartre, Paris (FRA)
10/20 - melkweg, Amsterdam (NL)
10/21 - Effenaar, Eindhoven (NL)
10/22 - Die Kuppel, Basel (SWI)
10/29 - La Botanique, Brussels (BEL)
10/30 - Live music Hall, Köln (GER)
11/04 - Paradise Garage, Lisbon (POR)
11/05 - Hard Club, Porto (POR)
11/09 - Rolling Stone, milan (ITA)
11/10 - metropop Festival, Lausanne (SWI)
11/11 - Kaufleuten, Zürich (SWI)
11/12 - Planet music, Wien (AUS)
11/17 - Backstage, münchen (GER)
11/18 - Zeche, Bochum (GER)
11/20 - Postbahnhof, Berlin (GER)

Parasol/Hidden Agenda will be releasing the José González "Stay in the shade" EP in the US sometime around January/February next year. It looks like the press is finally starting to warm up a bit to José, so hopefully he'll get the attention he so rightly deserves. Better late than never.

Popmatters reviews the new Opeth: matters.com/music/reviews/o/opeth-ghostreveries.shtml" target=_blank>https://popmatters.com/music/reviews/o/opeth-ghostreveries.shtml

The Kongelige Teater in Köpenhamn, Denmark will be using music from Sweden's Silverbullit in an upcoming ballet production entitled "To die for" which will premiere on October 8. It's not quite as awesome as Entombed's "Unreal estate" ImO, but still very cool.

Iceland Review now has a regularly updated multimedia section: m/icelandreview/features/multimedia/" target=_blank>https://www.icelandreview.com/icelandreview/features/multimedia/ (m/2005/09/21/iceland-review/" target=_blank>via)

Doi, the winner of last February's demo contest at Gaffa, has signed with Quartermain Records. Listen to some tracks from the minimalist post-rock act here: mymusic.dk/" target=_blank>https://doi.mymusic.dk/
A full-length album will released this coming spring.

The latest from Satyricon:

"Sorry for not keeping touch lately, but we've been busy working! We are in middle of pre-production for our new album and we will start recording October 17th in Puk Studio in Denmark where we did most of "Volcano". We aim to finish the album in January followed by a late spring release. This means we should be ready to do a big festival run throughout the summer and hit the clubs in the fall. Things change and they can change fast too in this industry, but this is what we plan to do as it looks now. We'll keep you posted about this and other projects we are working on too, throughout the fall."

mitek has posted the video for the track "Strum" from the new Folie album "Eyepennies": mitek-web.net/products/mitek22.html" target=_blank>https://www.mitek-web.net/products/mitek22.html
I got a copy of this record last week and have been really diggin' it quite a bit more than I expected. Glitchy techno with enough pop melody to gain more widespread appeal. Perhaps I'll even post a track myself eventually.

Denmark's Tiger Tunes has announced that the band will be on hiatus for an indefinite amount of time. Read the full statement: https://www.tigertunes.dk/

Sambassadeur, Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, Labrador, Apparat Organ Quartet and Cartridge are heading out on the road together on what's being called the "Skandinaviskt Tour". It's not 100% confirmed yet, but here's the plan so far:

11/12 - tba
11/13 - Weltbühne, Hamburg (GER)
11/14 - magnet Club, Berlin (GER)
11/16 - Arena, Wien (AUS)
11/17 - UT Connewitz, Leipzig (GER)
11/18 - tba
11/19 - tba

more info (eventually): m/" target=_blank>https://www.skandinaviskt.com/

Jezebel Recording's upcoming post-rock 7" collection "A trilogy of dreams noise and silence" will release one record each from Ef, molia Falls and the previously mentioned Scraps of Tape. They should be out in October/November.

As announced yesterday, it's demo week here at It's a trap! and today's featured artist is Pello Revolvers. The band plays indierock with a strong traditional folk influence. Think a Northern European version of The Pogues mixed with a bit of The Clash. The can definitely hear the latter's influence on the song I've posted today. The group's latest EP "No spare tyres" was released just a few months ago and you can hear a couple more tracks at m/" target=_blank>the band's website or myspace.com/pellorevolvers/" target=_blank>their myspace page. I'm a big fan of bands that inject new life into old roots music and these guys are a perfect example.

Updated Raveonettes tourdates:

09/17 - Leffingeleuren festival (BEL)
09/22 - BAm Festival. mTV Stage, Barcelona (SPA)
09/23 - Ebrovision, miranda de Ebro (SPA)
09/25 - Curitiba Rock fest, Curitiba (BRA)
09/28 - Circolo degli Artisti, Rome (ITA)
09/29 - Estragon, Bologna (ITA)
09/30 - Rainbow Room, milan (ITA)
10/02 - Coney Island fest, Brooklyn, NYC
10/03 - Black Cat, Washington, DC
10/04 - maxwells, Hoboken, NJ
10/05 - AXIS, Boston, mA
10/07 - Warsaw, Brooklyn, NY