It’s easy to be impressed by Johan Angergård’s creativity. Acid HouseKings, Club 8, Eternal Death, Pallers and now a new album coming up with The Legends, his solo project. The new album is called “It’s Love” and will be released on the 30th of June. Here’s a first taste in the shape of the single “Keep Him”, a warm electropop song which feels intimate and naked and where the light guitars bring a summer vibe to the track.
The Legends på Spotify
Today I’m going to recommend a listen to the duo White Birches’ new album “Dark Waters”. I have written about them before, and I think that they are one of the most interesting electropop bands who have come forward lately. The album certainly lives up to my expectations and adds more building blocks to the duo’s dark electropop, and I have added a couple tracks here below for you to taste.
White Birches’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp
Here are playlists for Spotify and Wimp with the music I presented here on the blog in April.
Meadowmusic, April 2015 – Spotify
The band Kataokas, which I wrote about a couple of weeks ago, have released their album “Anthesis” now. It’s a great record in the same folkpop spirit we heard before. Here’s plenty of summer vibes, energy and sing-a-long melodies, but also some slower tunes turning it into a dynamic and varied album. Here are a couple of songs to taste.
Kataokas på Facebook – på Spotify
Here’s a new single with two songs from The Don Darlings, hailing from Göteborg. “Electronic Man” is a heavy, dark, groovy Americana track, while “Quicksand” slows things down in a black, ominous, but dazzingly beautiful ballad. Compared to their excellent eponymous album last year, they have now moved into a larger postpunk-vibing room with a grand sound, a room which they seem to master completely, and which gives Damon “The Reverend” Collums dark vocals even more space to preach in.
The Don Darling’s on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp
Meadow Music in swedish
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