They’re still on fire even if it’s been a couple of years since I heard from the band Paris Is Burning. Now they’re back with a fresh EP, “Desolation Years”, and serve us four tracks with dark post punk inspired from the eighties. Here are two of them:

Paris Is Burning on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s some of the harvest from today of new exciting music with two artists I’ve written about before and two new acquaintances.

Filago is a a  Swedish/French/Belgian trio who recently released their debut EP, an EP with an interesting mix of indie pop, folk and eighties’ vibes. Here’s the starting track “Funnel”:

Today the duo Dödens Dal are showing us another track, “Ingenting förändras” (“Nothing Changes”), from the upcoming record. The album “Korsa Jord, Luft, Is” will be released on the 26th of February.

The electro pop duo Rainmode have released their second single “The Foghorn” today. The first single “Buckle Up” from the Autumn made us long for more, and the band promise more singles soon and a debut album later in Spring.

And finally the debut single from a band with the ominous name Eternal Death. It’s called “Head”, an electro pop/disco song which takes the eighties’ reverbs to new heights. Worth noting is that the band’s debut came last year with the video “Eternal Death“, a video which consists of four minutes of total silence and darkness.

Frida Selander is back with the new single “Possible You”, an uplifting, warm, soft rock song to which she got the inspiration from herself as a ten year old. As for me, I have a ten year old daughter and would gladly like to borrow a large chunk of her limitless fantasy and belief in what is possible. “If you really want it, it’s possible”, like Frida sings.
The song is the first taste from Frida’s upcoming album.

Frida Selander’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud

Tom Levin is on his way with his fifth album the 29th of January. It’s called “Them Feet” and to tempt us he has released the roots-sounding title track as a single. Listen and enjoy:

Tom Levin’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara

Here’s a nice piece of folk soul-sounding music from Mount David, or David Andersson, which is his real name. The song “Falling Behind” is his third single and I land somewhere in Van Morrison’s domains from the seventies with David’s light, fragile voice with a lot of soul nerve in it.

Mount David on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara