The boogie rockers BFM are back with the third part in their EP series “Boogie Delivery”. That their biggest influnce comes from Status Quo should be quite apparent as soon as you start to listen, but they know their stuff and serves a nice melodic boogie here below in  “Alexandra”.

BFM on Facebook – on Spotify – on Bandcamp

The duo I Used To Be A Sparrow consists of Andrea Caccese and Dick Pettersson who released their second album “You Are An Empty Artist” during Spring. It’s a different experience they have created with their own version of dense, dreamy indie rock with a big sound and smooth melodies embedded in the clear, ringing guitar layers. Listen to a couple of tracks below.

I Used To Be A Sparrow’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Bandcamp

Den Svenska Tystnaden, hailing from Malmö, invites us to a piece of social realism on their new EP “Fyra fall av fattigdom” (“Four cases of poverty”). Four songs and four stories  about real incidents from today’s Sweden, to be more specific Malmö. The singer and lyricist Pontus Wickman writes:

You don’t feel your clothes before something is itching and scratching. You don’t notice your everyday environment before something feels strange and out-of-place. You get that feeling often in Malmö and often it’s the starting point for our songs.
(translated from Swedish)

Den Svenska Tystnaden’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud

They deceive us a bit with the title of their new EP, Miss Albatross, hailing from Göteborg. “Disco Blues” is the name of the EP, and it doesn’t sound like disco at all, but contains a bunch of great songs with a lot vibes from British rock from the sixties. Charming, catchy, a lovely garage sound and a record I’m going to keep spinning for a while.

Miss Albatross’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify

Last year the rock and metal trio Stone Carpet started their project about releasing four EP:s during a year. Each EP contains three tracks and has it’s own character and theme. I told you about the first two parts in August, and now all parts have been published, which all together form the album”Dispositio”, downloadable from their site. Listen here below to the song “Suburban Circus” from the EP “Peroratio”.

Stone Carpet on Facebook – on Spotify

Suburban Circus