Another Nation’s National Anthem have released their first song since the EP EP:n “Conscious Castle” in 2010. It’s called “Caliban”, a piece of ambient, dreamy rock.
Another Nation’s National Anthem on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud
The rock trio New Rose released their debut album “Tracklist Within” in 2011; an album they now want to revive by sharing the single “Case Sensitivity”. And I’m happy for that, because I wouldn’t have liked to miss this song. The simple starting guitar riff hits me immediately and grabs me with it’s hooks. The song sort of twitches and sparkles with energy, like it wants to break it’s shackles and fly away, as it playfully rolls along on guitar layers that breathes of the sixties, power pop and indie rock.
New Rose på Facebook – på Spotify – på Wimp
Nude Party!, hailing from Malmö, launched a sneak preview today of a song from their upcoming 5-track EP (release May 5th). “Indie” is the name of the song, and indie it is, of a playful pop kind with tender glances towards the sixties, the garage and the warm-up party.
Nude Party!:s hemsida – på Facebook – på Spotify – på Soundcloud
Colleagues got quite some attention in the Autumn from their excellent debut single “Parent’s House”. They haven’t released any new songs officially yet, but they sent this video link to Australian Bean Pole Productions‘ “Sea Creatures”, which uses the track “Visits” from Colleagues as the theme song, which makes a beautiful music video with dreamy indie pop.
Colleagues on Facebook – on Soundcloud
The quintet Rambling Nicholas Heron, hailing from Göteborg, started out in 2006 and have since then released ten album DIY-wise, that is, on CDR:s, cassettes and the like. But they waited until last year, though, before they released their first official full length album “Cannot Feel At Home In This World Anymore”.
It’s an album that breathes of the seventies in what they call indie-folk-rock-boogie-blues. You can find numerous references to artists from that decade on this varied album, as they pass from country songs, playful american folk, boogie grooves, blues rock and other stuff. I like their simple sound, which keeps it all in line together with the singer’s special tone, which I would describe as a mix of how Dylan could sound in the seventies, Canned Heat and Steve Miller. There’s a lot to enjoy on this album: Strong compositions and hooks with quite a few great melodies, a delicious guitar sound, a dynamic production sweet for the ears and from time to time a groove that makes my feet involuntarily move to the beat.
Rambling Nicholas Heron’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud
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