The indierock band The Bongo Club, hailing from Borås, want to remind us that their debut album “Be Careful Not to Stare” will be released in a few days, on the 29th of March. A first taste is available in the shape of the single “The Hush Hush Song”:

The Bongo Clubs site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s a new single from Filip Lundgren, released today. It’s called “På väg”, and is a song that breathes of small town frustration and emotions of breaking up. Great energy in an indie pop that has a lot of vibes of the eighties.

Filip Lundgren on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

PAL have released their new album “Since” now in March, just like they promised when the single “Alone” was released in February. I really like this album, especially the ambience they create in the songs, an ambience that feels laidback and a bit dreamy with a hint of melancholy. That runs through all the songs regardless of tempo, but feels the strongest when the theremin-sounding synths come in and add a nostalgic vibe to the mix. A worthy follow-up to the debut album “Weeks” from 2011. Here are two songs:

PAL’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp

YAST are back with a new single, the first one from their upcoming album. “When You’re Around” is the name of the tune, a love story the singer Marcus Norberg wrote to his girlfriend.

YAST on Tumblr – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

“Equivoke” is a new single from Here Is Your Temple. It’s a song with a wonderful, rough sound, like if they had taken a shiny, new and catchy poptack and buried it in the ground for a few years, to make it get just the right patina and rawness. Great song.

Here Is Your Temple on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp