We take a peak at Brott och Straff’s monthly single release. Here’s “Monster” which is their contribution for August.

Brott och straff on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud

Here’s a new, fresh single, which is also the title track of Rasmus Faber’s upcoming album “Indian Summer”. On vocals you can hear Frida Sundemo, who’s also working on a new solo album.

Rasmus Faber’s site –  on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud

Fun Control describe themselves as a bunch of old post punk/synth musicians who now have found their way back to their roots after many years of discovering other genres. In Spring they released a couple of songs to explore this dark landscape they have returned to, a landscape created in the eighties which they gently sweeps over with echoing guitars and synth pads, enveloping us in a dreamy melancholy.

Fun Control on Facebook – on Soundcloud – on Bandcamp

Henrik von Euler has been a frequent guest here this year. Besides music from the duo Dödens Dal and solo productions with his Rigas he has now also released a new EP with his second solo project Rigas Den Andre. Here it’s about minimalistic instrumental electronica, called Skweee, with what often sounds like 8-bits synths; simple wave forms which he bends and twists into something new and unique. Here are two songs:

Rigas Den Andre on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara

Johan Bring from the electronica duo Stygg, which I’ve written earlier about, released a first single in Spring from a new project where he calls himself Professor Johan Bring. It’s called “Universum” and is a laidback song with funk-disco vibes, where he talk-sings in a way that makes me think of the days of Just D. Together with his colleague David Strindberg from Stygg and Punx he has of course also created a video to the song. On his Soundcloud page you’ll find more songs and remixes from the new project.

Professor Johan Bring on Facebook  – on Spotify – on Soundcloud