Case Conrad – “Dew Point”

December 17, 2010 at 3:52 pm

Case ConradEarlier we have seen Gustav Haggren in the band Gustav and the Seasick Sailors. Last year the band splitup, but luckily for us, Gustav has startet a new band, Case Conrad.

The debut album, “Dew Point”, which was recorded live in only two days, was released in October. Compare to the seasick sailors, this music has a different feeling, more dreamy, reflective, a little more mellow. And Gustavs voice is more sensitive and heartfelt than ever.

In November Gustav Haggren and the band’s guitar player Robert Johnson went to the US, with an ambition to tour across the continent during 4 months. You can follow the tour on their blog or on Twitter.

Case Conrad also has a Myspace page.

Hold Up This Song
Igloo

Hold Up This Song:

Johan Brännström

December 15, 2010 at 4:08 pm

Johan BrännströmThat the band Heart-Sick Groans is inspired by american folk music and Bob Dylan is nothing new, and I’ve written about them before. The singer in  Heart-Sick Groans, Johan Brännström, takes it one step further though, as he digs his way straight down into the folk soil, in his new EP “My God How the Money Rolls In”.

To really create the right feeling for this music, the EP is even recorded on an old tape recorder.

You can listen to the EP and Johans earlier works on his Bandcamp page. You can also find Johan Brännström on Myspace. Heart-Sick Groans’ music is available on their Bandcamp page.

Born On Your Birthday
Come See Me Sometime

Shotgun Language – “Mileage”

December 10, 2010 at 4:11 pm

Shotgun LanguageShotgun Language, aka Gustav Berry, is back with a new release, the EP “Mileage”. It’s about the special, alternative country and fifties’ rock we have heard some of before. This time with a more consistent album with 5 good songs.

You can listen and download the EP on Shotgun Language’s Bandcamp page. You can also visit the Myspace page. Here are two songs:

Mileage at 23
Out Cold

Emma Salmon – “Goodbye Lady Luck”

December 9, 2010 at 2:23 pm

Emma SalmonOn December 14th Emma Salmon releases her debut solo album “Goodbye Lady Luck”. She’s been working on the songs since 2003 when she moved from Umeå to Stockholm and started working as a freelancing singer and musician.

It’s about 10 tracks of country pop, where you can listen to the first single from the album, “Follow the Road”, here below.
You can read more about Emma on her site.

Follow the Road

Another Nation’s National Anthem – “Conscious Castle”

December 8, 2010 at 4:51 pm

Another Nation's National AnthemAnother Nation’s National Anthem is back again with a new EP, “Conscious Castle”. Compared to the single “Save Them From Sorrow”, which they released in spring, it feels bigger, more dreamy and deeper, both when it comes to the lyrics as well as the music. And there is a theme to it all, which they describe like this:

Imagine going fifty years back in time; Sweden is the wondrous “folkhemmet” (the people’s home), a welfare state driven by bureaucrats redistributing the wealth so that all may enjoy equal opportunity and prosperity. Imagine then that this welfare state is eroded through the mechanism of globalization; imagine these bureaucrats seeing their means of power no longer working. Imagine the powerless bureaucrat.

Visit their site, their Myspace or Facebook pages for more. The EP is also available on Spotify.

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