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It's been over a year since Grace.Will.Fall's last album was released, but I suppose that doesn't mean they still can't make a video for a tune off it. Not that watching a hardcore band perform on a big stage with a huge audience barrier is all that exciting, but whatever, I'm not that big on the band in the first place. Anyway, look for their new all-Swedish album"Punkjävlar" to be released on February 25 via .
Kvoteringen has started to record a few tracks for a new 7" to be released via their own in collaboration with fellow DIY-minded Swedes . No other details revealed yet, but I'll keep you posted.
Danish duo Darkness Falls has confirmed that their debut EP will be released on march 7 via / with the group's Trentemøller-produced full-length to follow in fall. The lead single "Hey" is already being played on Danish radio, otherwise you can hear some samples at myspace: myspace.com/darknessfallsmusic" target="_blank">https://www.myspace.com/darknessfallsmusic
It's an exciting thing to witness a band's inception. While Pascal Pinon's self-titled debut album is far from perfect, it crackles with a rare, unfiltered emotional honesty -- the heart of their sweet, simple songs rising above lo-fi recordings and elementary musical knowledge.
Not unlike reading a teenage girl's diary (which this might be, given that founding twin sisters Jófríður and Ásthildur and their friends Halla and Kristin were only 14 at the time of the recording), the album drips with simple, deeply felt emotion, with lyrics delivered in both English and Icelandic. m>"You should listen to it, and the words that I say, it's all terrible shit, and least I know that today,"m> the girls sing in unison in "I wrote a song". While the line hints at the promise of future cynicism to come, for now, the girls seem at peace with guitar strums, shaking bells, and recorder choirs. Pascal Pinonmay have better music in their future as both technical proficiency and life experiences grow, but never again will they make anything this beautifully honest and real. - Laura Studarus
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Not that O-Zone has a monopoly on the whole "mai ai hee" chant, but it is funny to hear it compared against Torpedo's new single "Waiting for the fall" since the two songs are world's apart. Or are they?
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Yet m/n/33521-monument-monday">another Swedish band with the name monument? And with a similar goth/post-punk sound to boot. Not that I'm complaining since it's definitely a scene I'm into, but I must admit a slight preference for the more romantic sound of the OGs over the newbs' colder vibes. Still good though, no denying, but maybe they should start thinking about new names. Anyhow, check out the band's debut 7" "Teeth & tails", out now via their own and keep an eye out for another to be released soon once they finish mixing.
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