The band Esther, hailing from Växjö, released their debut album “A South Province Letter” a month ago, and to give us a taste of the record they have put the song “Considerations” and a couple of songs more on display. And it tastes good from both the singles and the album; happy, uplifting indie in the borderland between pop and rock with catchy melodies.

Esther on Tumblr – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud

Turn Off Your Television’s new song “Between the Lines” is officially being released tomorrow, but it made my day already today. This gentle song is seductively mesmerizing with it’s march-like drums and delicate build into grand, beautiful pop. At the same time the singer Jon Rinneby has crept up right in front us, with nothing in between, and sounds more heartfelt and better than ever before.

Turn Off Your Television’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Bandcamp

I wrote about YAST’s debut album a couple of weeks ago. And since they are releasing a new single today I’m going to do it again, and then about a single which contains one of my favourites from the record, “YAST”. It’s a real single too, with a b-side, a new song, the excellent “This Lonesome Life”. Help yourselves!.

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

Here’s another band from Göteborg, Seaweed Meadows, with a new single. It’s called “Ruins” and is a taste of melodic, dreamy rock from the upcoming debut album “Echoes of an Avalanche”.

Seaweed Meadows’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s an excellent piece of energic and dramatic folk rock from the band Bernard et Bianca , hailing from Göteborg. It’s called “White Mountain Lies” and is taken from their new album with the same name, which was released earlier this year.

Bernard et Biancas site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp