Here’s a couple of songs from Albin Larslin och Den Arktiska Expeditionen’s album “Äventyren” (“The Adventures”) which was releas this Autumn. We recognise them from last year’s singles and you can’t miss the youthful energy that pours out from the record, and which vibes of Håkan Hellström, Rymdimperiet and wild indie pop in a euforic mix.

Albin Larslin och Den Arktiska Expeditionens site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud

When the duo Mother Jack, Casey and Johan Moir, get up on stage they do this with the somewhat odd setup double bass, floor tom and vocals, well a loop pedal also which Casey uses foor her vocals, plus chimes and some other sonic decorations. In the beginning of the Autumn they released their debut EP “Presents…” which they, fortunately, based entirely on this live setting, which works wonderfully well. It’s music with a passionate drive and two strong personal expressions in Johan’s bass and Casey’s vocals. Listen for yourself here in two songs.

Mother Jack’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Bandcamp

Earlier this Autumn Piroth finished their seasonal art project “Djupa skogen” by releasing the fourth single “Virvlande höst”. Simultaneously the mini album and art box “Djupa skogen” was completed with these four melancholic, acoustic folk songs together with a piano version of “Djupa skogen” with Patricia Naumanen.

Piroths site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud

The Glade with the singer Jonas Carping at the front have visited us before. Now they’re working on a new album, which will be released in February next year. As a warm-up they are releasing four singles this Autumn, and so far three of these warm, Americana-vibing songs have been released. Here are two of them:

The Glade’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Bandcamp

Ekologiskt Mörker is the name of a punk trio who released their album debut “Svälj” (“Swallow”) last year. Experimental punk they write and that fits quite well as they rips and tears and stretches the concept of what punk rock can be. With high velocity and plenty of punk energy as a foundation there’s quite a span in the material where they can pick up progressive rock vibes, bluesy rock’n’roll (with harmonica) and grunge for example, while the lyrics can vary from black, stinging political satire to humour. And with a song like “Smäll” with the only line “Kom hit och ge mig en smäll, jag är så trött på att göra det själv” (“Come here and punch me, I’m so tired of doing it myself”), you don’t have to be engaged in politics to take that in. Taste Ekologiskt Mörker here below in a couple of songs.

Ekologiskt Mörkers site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud