A day like this when the storm is sweeping in over the south of Sweden it fits quite well to listen to We Are the Storm and their album “Wastelands”, where it feels like they manage to accompany the storm well when they pick up their pace in their most rough, intense and grand indie rock. An excellent album which didn’t fail my expectations after the strong singles they released earlier this year.
Here’s the debut single from the band I Don’t Speak French, which was released in Summer. It’s called “We Are the People”, a fun, playful indie pop song, with a certain funk feeling and some Beck vibes in it. From what I understand they are working on their first album right now.
And here’s the indie pop duo The Sweet Serenades with a brand new single, “Take It All”. A straight-on-pop with many of the ingredients that form their unique and recognisable sound. The song is a first taste of their upcoming EP “Stand By Me”, scheduled for release in November.
In Spring Emerald Park released the EP “Black Box“, which I wrote about then. What I didn’t mention was that they, before that, had released another EP, “Things”; an eminent collection of pop songs, five in total, a little like a best-of-Emerald-Park-right-now. So I’ll take the opportunity to play a couple of the songs now instead, from this EP which is free to download.
Below you’ll also find the music video to the song “Fugue State” (from “Black Box”), which was released earlier this autumn. The video is produced by Spanish Double Cheese, but recorded in London.
The band The New Man is notifying us about their upcoming album “The Fathomless and the Infinite” with this single, “Faith”. The singer and songwriter of the band, Olle Nyman, has a really interesting voice which sort of soars over this psychadelia-vibing song. A great song, that takes us on a en exciting, squiggly harmonic journey right into the dark forests in the north of Sweden. The album is scheduled for release on the 30th of October.
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