[SEK], Sophia Ersson’s solo project in Swedish, released in March the follow-up to the debut EP “Bergen” (“The Mountains”), which I wrote about before. The EP is called “[FALL]” and continues where the first EP left us:

We’ve all built our mountains and we’ve all [FALL]en down from them. We climb the mountains and we jump our [FALL]s, without jumping, no [FALL].
(transl. from Swedish)

[SEK]‘s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp

The band Black Guillemot is back with a new EP, “1910”, and serves us three songs enjoyable indie pop. Try out one of the tracks here below.

Black Guillemot on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp

Feather Revs released their debut EP “In Prism” last year, and seem to be working on their first full length album right now. The music head out for the large spaces, full of reverb, delays and distant guitars. They certainly don’t get lost among all the bouncing sounds, but carefully delivers an airy and dreamy indie rock with focus more on the ambience than the melodies, which appears more like ornaments in their planetarium. Listen here below to one of their tracks.

Feather Revs’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp

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Tennis Bafra, who last year released the acclaimed debut album “Abulia Jubilee”, continued this year with two songs of nice and dirty indie rock on the single “Snail Is Slow/DNA Express”. Interestingly the first song was written already in the nineties while the second one is a new composition. Rumour has it that that they are working on a new album right now.

Tennis Bafra’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s another interesting indie rock band served by Kvalität. It’s We Are the Storm, hailing from Uppsala, who released their debut album in 2011, and are now planning to release the second one, “Wastelands”, on the 8th of May. Two songs from the album are out as a first taste. Great stuff this!

We Are the Storm on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp