In one of the interviews in the book that comes with the ...Ungefär så här boxed set, Thåström talks about how he still reimagines the running order for the Mannen som blev en gris album. I've always felt that he has a very acute eye for sequencing and track listings, and this particular album is … Fortsätt läsa Thåström – Mannen som blev en gris
Författare: Niklas Lövgren
Reviews: Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (the autobiography)
One of the best books I've ever read came out earlier this autumn. It's called Born to Run, and it's the autobiography of Bruce Springsteen. I've been a Bruce fan since 2002, aged 17. A love affair that's gotten stronger and stronger through the years. I love Bruce for his empathy, his burning heart, his … Fortsätt läsa Reviews: Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (the autobiography)
New Discoveries: The Arms of Someone New
The Arms of Someone New isn't a new band in any literal sense of the word, but they're (sort of) new to me. Apparently, according to Last.fm, I briefly listened to them back in the spring of 2010, but I have no real recollection of it, so to call it a rediscovery would be a stretch. … Fortsätt läsa New Discoveries: The Arms of Someone New
Sällskapet #3 – update
There's been some updates regarding Sällskapets forthcoming third album (slated for release sometime next year). According to an interview with Niklas Hellberg and Pelle Ossler conducted by NWT, it is implied that the band's singer Joakim Thåström is no longer with the group. The singing on the album is instead done by German artist Andrea Schroeder. … Fortsätt läsa Sällskapet #3 – update
New Discoveries: True Moon
As an avid and longterm post-punk fan it's always a great pleasure to stumble upon a new discovery within that genre. And today it has happened again. True Moon is fronted by Karolina Engdahl, whom we know from the Malmö based punk/alternative band Vånna Inget, and they have just released their first single. It's called … Fortsätt läsa New Discoveries: True Moon
Another list: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Ten of their best
There's been a lot of Nick Cave these last few weeks. But it can't be helped - less than a week ago he released what might be the greatest album of his career. I can't get it out of my mind, nor him. So what follows is me trying to gather my thoughts around Nick Cave … Fortsätt läsa Another list: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Ten of their best
9/11 – The 15 Greatest Songs from New York: a Tribute
Musically one of the greatest and most influential cities in the world, giving birth to punk, hiphop, jazz and numerous subgenres to all of these styles and more. And to mark the 15th anniversary of the fall of The Twin Towers, here is my rundown of the 15 greatest songs to come out of NYC. … Fortsätt läsa 9/11 – The 15 Greatest Songs from New York: a Tribute
Review: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Skeleton Tree
What do you do when something vital is mercilessly torn from you? How are you supposed to act when the universe rips your heart out of your chest and replaces it with...nothing in particular? How do you deal with complete and utter loss? You can shut down. Retreat back inside. Paint the windows black. Destroy … Fortsätt läsa Review: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Skeleton Tree
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Jesus Alone
https://youtu.be/9iGxoJnygW8 This week's big musical event is arguably the release of the new Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds album Skeleton Tree out on September 9 and its accompanying film One More Time With Feeling released the day before as a one-night-only event on select theaters around the world. Less than a week ago a … Fortsätt läsa Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Jesus Alone
This week’s rediscovery: The Radio Dept. – This Past Week
Swedish dream pop band The Radio Dept. followed their atmospheric and wistful, yet still rough-around-the edges, debut album Lesser Matters from 2003 with an EP in 2005 called This Past Week. Here they adopted softer corners and in the process slipped further into that dream state they've since made their own. They had ditched the "upbeat" … Fortsätt läsa This week’s rediscovery: The Radio Dept. – This Past Week