Since Our First Guitar – “Routine”

March 25, 2011 at 1:25 pm

Since Our First GuitarHere’s another band we have presented before, and who has produced some new songs. Since Our First Guitar has released the single “Routine” with two really good tracks. I particularly like “Your Mind, Your Hell”, where Wallentin Richardsson’s cool voice come into it’s own.

They also mention that they soon will release a new EP, which I’m really looking forward to, having listened to this single. You can listen more on Spotify and on Bandcamp you can download their first album. Follow the band on Facebook.

Your Mind, Your Hell
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New songs with dePhaser

March 24, 2011 at 5:24 pm

dePhaserdePhaser, hailing from Malmö, which we wrote about a while ago, is back with some great tracks. Basically they follow the same route as they did before, but maybe it’s more obvious where they’re heading? American postgrunge-rock vibes in the bottom with pop-sensitive choruses. Listen below in two songs.

You can listen more on their site and follow them on Facebook. The songs are also available on Spotify if you prefer that.

Vs
Glorious

Ctrl the Mob = Father and son

March 24, 2011 at 10:55 am

Ctrl the MobNope…we’re not in the biblical stories…and not in heaven…but close…

Cause the song “Come on” from Ctrl the Mob makes me fly like a bird in the sky. And lately their songs have started flying up the charts on various radio stations around the world.
They call themselves “a father & son project”, this trio which consists of John Jerico, Michael Jerico och T.C.

– I’m the creative engine, writing all the lyrics and music, John tells me over the phone from Hälsingland, while Michael delivers, refines and communicates the ideas through his guitar. T.C. is the producer, engineer and sounding board.

Both Delsbostintan and the punk rock band Totalitär have relations to the band, as Delsbostintan is a distant relative to John och Michael, and John was one of the original members in Totalitär. The goal is to make a tour in 2015 where they follow Delsbostintan’s tracks, a tour she made in the US more than hundred years ago.

Last year the band was successful on the music site Snowfish in the contest Next Big Thing and ended up in third place, making it to the finals.

– The biggest win with participating in NBT was on a personal level, meeting all these wonderful people, John continues. It widened our network and has created side projects, collaborations on various levels.

Listen more on Ctrl the Mob’s Myspace-page and follow them on Facebook. /Reya

Come On

Empire Express – “Valleyland”

March 21, 2011 at 2:31 pm

Empire Express

Empire Express slowly build their instrumental songs around a simple theme, to finally land in grandiose sound walls or to explode in sparkling rock crescendos like in “Valleyland – part 2” here below.

“Valleyland” is also the name of the debut album which was released in January, an album they’ve been working on for two years. You can listen to the album on Spotify or on Soundcloud. You can also visit their site.

Valleyland (part 2)

Kallocain – “Between Two States”

March 14, 2011 at 3:47 pm

Kallocain“Between Two States” is what Kallocain, hailing from Norrköping, has called their debut album. I get a feeling that this could have been one of Radiohead’s side projects that never was released, in the end of the nineties. At the same time I get vibes from the seventies, americana and singer/songwriter. It all blends into a mix where I’m thrown between softer tracks with beautiful acoustic guitars and tracks with dirty indie guitars, all in a common mellow atmosphere.

It’s an even and interesting album, where each song deserves attention, which made it hard to choose two songs you can listen to. The first track “Firecracker” below, is the track that differs most from the other songs on the album, with more pop vibes and synth sounds.

You can listen to “Between Two States” on Spotify or on Ge.tt. You can also find Kallocain on Facebook.

Firecracker
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