Meadow Music

The duo Polar Bear & King have launched a follow-up to their debut single “Holy Ground”, from the Autumn, with the equally beautiful second single “Roseship”. This song starts out in a much softer way with just a gentle guitar picking and is slowly built up to a grandiose finale. Like in “Holy Ground” there is a certain folk vibe to the melody and the arrangement, hymn-like I’d say, and we are not that far away from “Scarborough Fair” in the chorus. Again a great effort from the band which further increases my expectations for the upcoming releases.

Polar Bear & King on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here you’ll get the chance to go to a party with Theo Berndt on their new video to the indie pop single “Stop Pretend”. They describe the song as a continuation of the story that started with the single “Atomic” in the Autumn.

Theo Berndt’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

“The Haze” is a song taken from Dolores Haze’ upcoming EP “Accidental”, which will be released on Wednesday next week. It’s a fiercely cool garage punk track, delivered without hesitation with attitude ande energy. I have also added the single “I Got My Gun”, which was released earlier this year.

Dolores Haze on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Last Friday the band It’s For Us released the single “Wish Things Were Better” from their upcoming EP. This is postpunk at it’s best to me, dark, echoing, energetic and punkish. Together with the single they also released a music video starring the dancer Dennis Vera.

It’s For Us on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud

Peter Emas ungdomsorkester is a Finland-Swedish band who recently released their second single, “Kronovägen X”. It’s an indiepop track tinged by a postpunk melancholy that goes hand in hand with the theme of the song where the singer Peter Ema remembers his youth at Kronovägen in Jakobstad, Finland and his longing to escape from there.

Peter Emas ungdomsorkester on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp