The Cleveland Scene talks to Circle: https://www.clevescene.com/2007-09-12/music/risky-business/

Danish live drum'n'bass group F.U.K.T. has posted their new single "Bubbles" on myspace: https://www.myspace.com/fuktmusic

Torpedo's forthcoming album "In the assembly line" has been licensed for release in GAS this December via Riptide Recordings. Look for a European tour in January as well.

Check out the brand new Familjen video for "Det snurrar i min skalle": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfU-4Y4_akY

Discobelle has the new single "No sleep untill Shoreditch" from recent Nomethod signee Matts Katt: https://www.discobelle.net/2007/09/13/matts-katt/

Norway's 120 Days will tour Japan in November. Dates soon.

Cake On Cake has posted a new remix from The Age of Rockets of the track "Francoise": https://www.myspace.com/cakeoncake

Danish shoegazers Rumskib have a new track on myspace: https://www.myspace.com/rumskib

Check out the new video for "Modern love" from The Fine Arts Showcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0FGYg_hvOA

I'm not sure if everyone gets the same 'more video' links at the end of that Fine Arts Showcase clip, but I got tipped on some excellent live clips of Logh from Malmöfestivalen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaH2oI0-VJo
Definitely worth checking out!

Bloodlights have signed a worldwide deal with Bodog Music who will release their new album on November 16. A separate deal for Scandinavia will be announced shortly.

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Plastikina will release the new album "Maa" from Finnish a cappella act Rajaton on October 10. Many of the texts have roots in Finnish folklore as well as poets such as Eino Leino, P. Mustapää and Katri Vala. Check out soundclips: https://www.musicmakers.fi/plastinka/rajatonreleases.php
RIYL Värtinnä and the like, though some tracks seem to be closer to typical modern a cappella than folk (I far prefer the latter).

Jens Lekman keeps on adding tourdates, so check his website for the latest: https://www.jenslekman.com/shows.htm