The Je Ne Sais Quoi get back
Swedish funk-punks The Je Ne Sais Quoi will reportedly be back with a new EP soon: http://www.tjnsq.net/?p=289
Swedish funk-punks The Je Ne Sais Quoi will reportedly be back with a new EP soon: http://www.tjnsq.net/?p=289
Unless I am mistaken, "Dementorer" is the first official single from Mattias Alkberg's forthcoming album "Anarkist", due out September 21 via .
Swedish heavy rockers Siena Root have confirmed that their upcoming double-live album "Root jam" will be released on November 16, the CD edition via and the vinyl coming via . They'll be touring too, dates here: http://www.sienaroot.com/home/?page=shows
A new single from Jennie Abrahamson, available as a free download to the first 100 people to grab it.
Watch Serenades (Markus Krunegård + Adam Olenius) perform the song "Criminal heaven" acoustically.
Norwegian jazz act In the Country will be going to Asia in late September:
09/24 - Beishan International Festival - Beishan Theatre, Zhuahai (CN)
09/27 - GuangzhouMusic Festival, Guangzhou (CN)
09/29 - Shenzhen Jazz Festival, Shenzhen (CN)
09/30 - Hong Kong Jazz Festival, Hong Kong (CN)
10/01 - Marsalis Bar, Taipei (TW)
10/02 - tba, Tainan (TW)
10/03 - Marsalis Bar, Kaohsing (TW)
More dates in other countries to come...
Just signed to : Daymare, a new band featuring members from Aerial. Look for their debut single "Ice famine" to be officially released on September 19.
The Milk Factory interviews Norwegian instrumental/jazz/drone act Splashgirl who will soon be releasing their new album "Pressure" via : http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/st/2011/08/interview-splashgirl-crossing-the-boundaries/
has announced that they will be releasing the debut album "The seed left behind" from Skellefteå-based metal act Terrortory. Preview above or go here for more: http://www.terrortory.com/
At long last, the video for "Can I", the debut single from Säkert!'s long-awaited "På engelska" album. Awesome. More on the "Can I" project here: http://cani.saekert.com/
New crossover/wacky thrash outta Stockholm from a band called Dr. Living Dead. Their self-titled album was released this past week via .
Swedish jazz and world music label has updated their fall schedule: http://www.countryandeastern.se/?p=2540
Highlights include a string of live recording dates for Befive (feat. the incredible lineup of Bengt Ernryd, Jonas Knutsson, Mats Öberg, Christian Spering and Bengt Berger) in mid-September plus a new album from Per Tjernberg, aka Per Cussion -- the dude who released the very first Swedish rap record back in 1983. Of course his solo work under his given name is a bit different, but it's good to know he's still around making music.
A new single from Swedish indie/soul/funk act Favorite Flava. I don't like it at all, but you can download the tune and the b-side "Torture" for free right here: http://www.soularp.com/audio/favorite_flava_waterfall_single.zip
Junip will be doing a bunch of dates in the UK and the Netherlands over the next couple weeks:
09/02 - Brudenells Social Club, Leeds (UK)
09/03 - Moseley Folk Festival, Birmingham (UK)
09/04 - Into The Great Wide Open, Vieland (NL)
09/05 - Melkweg, Amsterdam (NL)
09/06 - Doornroosje, Nijmegen (NL)
09/07 - Sound Control, Manchester (UK)
09/08 - The Black Box, Belfast (UK)
09/09 - Whelans, Dublin (IRL)
09/10 - The Gate, Cardiff (UK)
09/11 - Bestival, Isle Of Wight (UK)
Way too reminiscent of the horrible late-90s swing revival for me to recommend it (see: Squirrel Nut Zippers et al, or actually: don't), but maybe some of you youngsters might have a different point of view about this Swedish duo.