Another Nation’s National Anthem has released another single, “Desdemona”. And even if there’s more forward motion in this song, compared to the last one “Caliban“, it’s impossible to avoid being swept into their dreamy indie fog this time too. And it feels quite comfortable.

Another Nation’s National Anthem on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud

Honeymilk continues to deliver catchy, refreshing pop songs, here in this third single from the band, “Situations of You”.

Honeymilks site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

I wrote about Humfree Bug Art and their single “With Nights and Lights” during Spring. In May they also released the 6 track strong EP “Collema”, an EP where their grand style of indie pop is allowed to blossom. Listen here in “Flowers” and the video to “Back at the Start”.

Humfree Bug Arts hemsida – på Facebook – på Spotify – på Wimp

No Coda, hailing from Sandviken, released this shoegaze/psychadelia-vibing song a little while ago. From what I understand it’s the band Daymare that has switched to a new name, which seems plausible listening to their earlier songs. A debut album has been recorded and will be released within short.

No Coda on Tumblr – on Facebook – on Soundcloud

Today I’m starting with a reissue of music originally released in 2001. It’s about the trio Chocolate Barry, whose album “Cucumber Trees and Ice Cold Lemonade” now is available for streaming and downloading. The band, hailing from Malmö, consisted of the two brothers John and Chocolate Barry and also Marco Manieri. The contagious song “I Cry Because of You Argentina”, here below, was played quite a bit back then, but isn’t entirely representative for the album, which is a unique blend of sixties’ nostalgia, electronica, disco, pop and psychadelia with both vocal and instrumental tracks. I could imagine this as a movie soundtrack; maybe then a movie about Chocolate Barry himself.

Chocolate Barry on Facebook – on Wimp