Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol.3 Issue #20
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Digest
Vol.3 #20
April 30th, 1996
There are 30 messages totalling 1300 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. RSB/Mind the Gap/Siesta
2. Fidget (Was Re: Swedish tape)
3. I'm new
4. Finnish Tape
5. Salt gig tonite
6. Selected news (Trastockfestivalen)
7. Rock Festival in Lulea
8. Cloudberry Jam in London
9. Sin's Music on the TV [21-Apr-96]
10. Sin's Music on the Radio [22-Apr-96]
11. A night to remember!!!
12. Motor Tour List _Update_ [25-Apr-96]
13. Icelandic Tape (3)
14. Sin's Selected News [25-Apr-96]
15. Icelandic tape chain.
16. bob hund i Sthlm (4)
17. Another Shallow..
18. Sin's Music on the Radio [29-Apr-96]
19. Sin's Upcoming Promotion Visits [26-Apr-96]
20. Sin's Music on the TV [26-Apr-96]
21. Sin's Selected News [27-Apr-96]
22. clubs?
23. FWD: Freelance Producer
24. Sin's Collected News [April 1996]
25. Sin's Selected News [29-Apr-96]
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Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 23:28:59 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Re: RSB/Mind the Gap/Siesta
>The Four Letter
>Words mail order had the Siesta Europop 7" a while ago, you can check
>their catalog at http://www2.best.com/~bliss/ or mail Clint Barnes at
>bliss@best.com
Clint's mailorder is great, but it's very small. I was over at his flat a
few weeks back, and I'm pretty sure he was out of everything on Siesta.
>and if you don't want to be such an idiot as I have
>been and order European releases from the US, you can go for the Mind
>The Gap mail order. Some resourceful lister will surely give their
>address and the URL to their on-line catalogue (I seem to remember
>that they have one as well).
Don't bother with the URL - it's always out of date. But you can send
e-mail to:
Joerg Winzer <1winzer@informatik.uni-hamburg.de>
Or, one could just write Siesta. I know that their prices to ship to the
US are way too high, but within Europe it should be ok. And, actually,
Erik, being in the enviable position that you are, it might be worth it to
just write them and tell them that you run a mailing list, and you'd be
interested in some samples...?
Siesta Records
Apartado de Correos 8117
28080 Madrid
Spain
Alexander
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 96 12:34:00 +0200
From: etxsahm@cyber.ericsson.se (Marten Sahlen)
Subject: Re: Fidget (Was Re: Swedish tape)
forsberg@charm.net Tue Apr 16 18:52 MET 1996 wrote:
> What is the "Creation sound"? Being really new to the Swedish indie
> scene, I'm dying to know, because your comment above has really piqued my
> interest now......the Sugarcubes are my favorite band *of all time*. Any
> band that sounds even remotely similar to them is a "must-listen" for me!
> Please, more info!!
Maybe I'm over-simplifying things here, but I was just referring to the
record label Creation, where several of the bands shared a special "feel",
for me at least: My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Boo Radleys...
I got sort of the same feeling with Fidget, which was combined with the
wackyness of Sugarcubes. Plus that Nina's voice reminds very much of
Bjork, in the way she "whisper-sings" and breathes in the mic (though
of course she lacks Bjork's range of voice).
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 13:41:26 +0200
From: Andreas Kierst
Subject: I'm new
Hello all,
So Im new on the scan indie list and have just received my first digest
(No3.18). There is a Tape mentioned a few times and as far as I can
guess, it is something like a mixture of new and classic Swedish stuff.
Is it true that it is send around so everybody can make a copy? If yes,
can you send it to me, too? If it is possible, I´ll mail my address
later.
Now I have a suggestion: Can you please ad an address to the Demotape
reviews, so that you now where you could ask for a copy? Well, Im not
from Sweden and it might be not so easy to get them here in Germany :)
bye Andreas
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 15:02:44 -0700
From: Christer Nilsson
Subject: Re: Finnish Tape
I have to admit that I'm ashamed of my ignorance of Finnish pop.
The only bands I've heard about before are Poverty Stinks and
22 Pistepirko. I got the compilation tape the other day and it's
excellent! Beautiful melodies throughout the hole tape, very
consistent.
Good job Kimmo!
-Christer
p.s Off the topic: I saw Millencolin perform an awesome concert
at Al`s bar, downtown L.A. this Sunday. They just released
their latest album on Epitaph records and will tour the south,
east-coast and Canada together with Down By Law.
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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 19:53:59 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg
Subject: Salt gig tonite
Hej everyone,
In about a half an hour I'm heading back down to the 8x10 club to see
Salt tonight with Girls Against Boys. I stopped earlier today, to buy a
ticket, and I wound up meeting Daniel. I sorta knocked on
the door of the tour bus and did the groupie bit....Daniel let me in,
and then signed my CD and got the others (who were sequestered in a back
room) to sign it too. Watched a roadie do surgery on Nina's Rickenbacker,
the plastic underneath the pickup was fractured (she apparently mistreats
it by playing it very rough, the roadie said.....). Daniel said he didn't
know anything about this "free surprise" us US scan-indie subscribers were
supposed to recieve via email. I told him that his management had set it
up through the scan-indie list......he said he'd have to check with her,
but seemed perplexed. He was very cool and nice nonetheless, and I'm
looking forward to their show. Perhaps I'll give a little thumbnail show
review later!
Bye,
Chris
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 11:46:37 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: Re: Selected news (Trastockfestivalen)
According to chief@lysator.liu.se:
* Trastocksfestivalen
[...]
* festival will be opened on July 18th with a big party
* in downtown Skelleftea with all the West Side bands,
* but from what I know, this is not a public happening.
Yeah, but surely with your good connections you will find a way for
all the scan-indie listers to get in?! :)
Kimmo
listening to nothing at the moment
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 12:34:40 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Petter Tiilikainen
Subject: Re: Rock Festival in Lulea
LURF - Luleå Rock Festival 9-11 May -96
The festival is held on the University of Lulea Campus.
Tickets cost 220 SEK (for entrance 10 & 11th of May)
150 SEK (for one of the days above)
Bands who play:
Kent,the Creeps,Soul Obsession, Companiet, Nina,
Tryggve Larsson, Micke & Uno, Blake Carringtons,
Picabo, Javlar Anamma; Vanvoom,Ted the mechanic;
Ununplugged, Bruce Brothers, Tom Stone & The
Rollin' Pettys.
KSMB, Pineforest Crunch, Molly Maguire, Funny
time flies, Greenland Whale Fisheries, Kalles
Kaviar, Kartegenbandet, Bengt Eks Kvartett,
aBLe, Jam Session, The Pornostars, CottonBluesBand,
The Confusions.
Email: lurf@ludd.luth.se
homepage: http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/lurf
I'll try to get hold of someone responsible, to obtain more
facts as soon as possible.
cheers, Petter.
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 16:34:38 +0100 (BST)
From: Sean Kyle-Price
Subject: Cloudberry Jam in London
I realise that this is kind of late and that to most people this'll be
pointless (sorry!) but if anyone else on the list is going to see
Cloudberry Jam at the Dublin Castle tonight (I'm sure that there is at
least one other Londoner on the list), come up and say "hi!". I'll
be the shortish, stoutish, dark haired chap wearing black jeans and a
black polo-neck sweater.
I am very much looking forward to it. I'll probably do a quck review for
the list on Monday if anybody is interested.
Sean
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Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 21:19:37 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the TV [21-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE TV Scandinavian Indie
April 21st -> April 25th
Day Date Artist/What TV Program Channel Time
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Sun 21/4 Popsicle Artist ZTV 14.30
Whale Sen Kv{ll Med Luuk TV 4 16.10 R
Kent S|ndags|ppet SVT 1 18.15
Newtone Jag, Peter ZTV 21.45 R
The Cranberries Unplugged MTV Europe 23.30 R
AC/DC Artist ZTV 23.55 R
Mon 22/4 Soda Soda SVT 1 19.15
Toppen Toppen ZTV 19.15
Unplugged Unplugged MTV Europe 22.00
Tue 23/4 Pop & Indie Pop & Indie ZTV 19.15
Toppen Toppen ZTV 21.00 R
Newtone Jag, Peter ZTV 23.45 R
Alternative Nation Alternative Nation MTV Europe 00.00
Wed 24/4 Musikrevyn Musikrevyn SVT 1 19.15
Kiss Unplugged MTV Europe 00.00
Thu 25/4 Cloudberry Jam N|jesrevyn SVT 1 22.30
R = Rerun
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at: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/uptv.html
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 21:20:11 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the Radio [22-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE RADIO Scandinavian Indie
April 22nd -> April 28th
Day Date Artist Recorded
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Mon 22/4 The Bluetones Stockholm, Studion 27-Mar-96
Tue 23/4 Robben Ford & The Blueline Sundsvall, Aveny 23-Feb-96
Wed 24/4 Blind Passengers, Progress Lund, Mejeriet Dec-95
Thu 25/4 Teddybears Stockholm, Gino 14-Apr-96
Sun 28/4 Iron Maiden (R) Gothenburg, K}ren 01-Nov-95
This list covers the Swedish National Channel P3's "Live" - always at 21.03
(R) = Rerun
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This list is also available on the Scandinavian Indie WWW pages
at: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/uprad.html
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Tue, 23 Apr 1996 16:24:28 +0100 (BST)
From: Sean Kyle-Price
Subject: A night to remember!!!
WARNING: Three reasons why you should immediately delete this message:
1. It contains a surfeit of gushiness. Those with an aversion to unbridled
enthusiasm should read no further.
2. This is a personal account of a night out at a concert. Much of the
content has nothing to do with music.
3. It is long. Too long.
You have been warned...
Friday 19th April 1996.
So, a few drinks after work and then it is straight to the Dublin Castle
for the long-awaited Cloudberry Jam gig. I get there early (8ish) and am
surprised to find a large crowd already in the pub. There are a smattering
of people talking what I assume to be Swedish but the majority appear to
be British. I had figured that CBJ were relatively obscure to UK gig
goers. Maybe I'm wrong.
I meet up with my Belgian housemate, Xavier and as they are still not
letting us into the back room where the bands play, we grab a beer and
wait near to the entrance. An American couple who are well into their
forties are umming and ahhing about whether to go in and ask me what
Cloudberry Jam are like. I've only heard two songs before but I do my
best and it seems to work because they decide to go in.
I then meet up with three lads that I know vaguely through work. They've
come to see a band from Leeds that they thought were playing but aren't
and are wondering whether or not to stay for Cloudberry Jam. Again, I tell
them what I know and they decide to give it a go.
I'm now responsible for six people (including Xavier) who have never heard
of Cloudberry Jam before tonight paying five quid a head to see them. I
begin to worry in case they don't live up to the promise of those two
tracks.
Eventually, we get in to the room with the stage and discover that
Cloudberry Jam aren't due on stage until 11.00pm. I'll need to leave as
soon as they finish their set if I'm to catch the last tube home.
The first band come on and one reason for the large crowd is apparent. A
whole bunch of folks, many of whom don't look like your typical indie gig
goer, are stood near the front singing along to the lyrics. I assume that
this is their first London gig and they've brought a coachload of friends
along for support. I can't remember what they were called and soon lose
interest. Time for another beer!
The second band are no better. There's nothing to do but drink and wait,
drink and wait, drink and wait...
Finally, it's time. Cloudberry Jam amble onto the stage and we make our
way to the front. There are still quite a few people in the room (over 100
anyway) but the majority of the folks at the front, apart from us and a
handful of Japanese kids, appear to be Scandinavian. We grin inanely as we
dance, carried away by the wondrously happy melody. Only one problem,
Jennie's vocals are too quiet, blended into the instruments when they
should be soaring above them. After the second song (to my chagrin I
don't know the names of any of the songs they play) I shout out to Jennie
that we can't hear her. She motions to the soundman and we are in thrall
to the melody.
I wish I had the vocabulary to describe how *good* those songs make me
feel. I'd told people beforehand that they were kitsch sixties style pop,
a bit like the Cardigans but much better. Well, that is still true and the
Cardigans are the obvious (too obvious) starting point when trying to
describe Cloudberry Jam (anyone who likes the Cardigans ought to love
Cloudberry Jam) but, but, but...
Okay, I'll try and put it this way. Imagine the Cardigans with a whole lot
of Soul added in. Yes, as in Motown, but also as in that indefinable
ingredient that some music has that enables you to completely and utterly
lose yourself in it.
They finish but we are still intoxicated with them. We turn to each other
and tell one another how great they were as if we can scarcely believe
that it was real.
I break a cardinal rule. I go up and speak to the band. I'm probably
embarassing myself, telling them how great they were. Gush, gush, gush.
They must think I'm a real idiot. Come on Sean, act your age. But they're
really great people. I ask if they have CDs to sell and as they don't,
they introduce me to Helena from North of No South and she turns out to
be wonderfully friendly too and takes my address and promises to help me
out.
And then we all go to the Laurel Tree, en masse, and I get completely
wasted and my jacket gets stolen but I have a fabulous time nonetheless.
The evening has a rather surreal end to it involving me being arrested on
suspicion of assault and paying someone to break into my own house but
this message is already far too long.
Sean
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 06:05:32 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Motor Tour List _Update_ [25-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie Motor Tour List UPDATE Scandinavian Indie
April 25th 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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SWEDISH:
Bazooka! Wea/Roligan
14/5 Stockholm - Studion New date
Liberator Burning Heart
15/5 Lund - Mejeriet New date
Mole Session *NEW* Roligan Rec.
27-30/6 Roskilde - Festival
No Fun at all Burning Heart
15/5 Lund - Mejeriet New date
Satanic Surfers & 59 Times The Pain Burning Heart
Whale *NEW* Virgin
30/4 Uppsala - Sten Sture & Co
1/5 Karlstad - Jager
2/5 Linkoping - Herrgar'n
3/5 Kristianstad - G Punkt
4/5 Angelholm - Club Ester
9/5 Trollhattan
10/5 Gothenburg - Metron
11/5 Vasteras - Babylon
12/5 Gavle - Club Flanor
14/5 Lund - Mejeriet
15/5 Varberg - KG26
16/5 Vaxjo - Slottstallarna
17/5 Orebro - Karen
18/5 Karlskoga - Smee Festival
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NON-SWEDISH:
China Drum (UK) *NEW* MNW ILR
8/5 Copenhagen - Stengade 30
9/5 Malmo - KB
10/5 Gothenburg - Underground
11/5 Stockholm - Studion
The Fugees (US) *NEW* Sony
20/5 Copenhagen - Loppen
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The complete Motor Tour List can be found on the Scandinavian Indie WWW :
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/motor.html
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 07:56:39 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Albert Svan Sigurdsson
Subject: Icelandic Tape
You lucky few
I started off the Icelandic tape chain on Monday. The tape is brilliant
even if I say so myself.
The tape will make 11 stops, starting here in Finland. I wrote a little
info about all the groups on the tape. Hold you breath the Icy Icy tape
is comin' !
1. Markus Metsala
Kahluuniitynite 1a
01610 Vantaa
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
2. Jari Hilden
Rautalammintie 5 B 24
00550 Helsinki
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
3. Kimmo Saaskilahti
Aleksis Kiven katu 30 A 14
33200 Tampere
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
4. Sami Rouhento
Pinninkatu 14 B 29
33100 Tampere
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
5. Erik Soderstrom
Bjornkarrsgatan 13 B:34
582 51 Linkoping
Sverige
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6. Marten Sahlen
Folkungagatan 134
116 30 Stockholm
Sverige
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
7. Ludvig Borgne
H|gbergsgaten 49
S-118 26 Stockholm
Sverige
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8. Johan Helmstad
Dr Lindhs g 6
416 25 Gothenburg
Sverige
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9. Robert Cumming
Igelbodav. 1
S-133 38 Saltsjbaden
Sverige
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10. Christer Nilsson
117 31st St Apt. A
Newport Beach
CA 92663
USA
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11. Chris Forsberg
2906 Summit Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21234
USA
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Albert S. Sigurdsson
Sigurdss@Helsinki.Fi Student of Environmental Geography & EIA
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Sibeliuksenkatu 2 B 34 Give me a good mathematical problem to
00260 Helsinki, Finland solve, and I'll give you the finger.
Tel: +358 - 0 - 445 884
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Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 11:57:57 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: re: Icelandic Tape
According to Albert Svan Sigurdsson:
* I started off the Icelandic tape chain on Monday. The tape is brilliant
* even if I say so myself.
*
* The tape will make 11 stops, starting here in Finland. I wrote a little
* info about all the groups on the tape. Hold you breath the Icy Icy tape
* is comin' !
Good job Albert!! Can't wait to hear the tape!!
Kimmo
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 06:55:49 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Selected News [25-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie SELECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
April 25th, 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
"Remember where you heard it first"
Contents:
A Shrine, Aquadays, Cloudberry Jam, Eggstone, Fidget, Gatufesten, Lousy,
Salt, Shallow Soundwave.
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A Shrine - (West Side) appeared on Swedish National Radio P3's program
Musikjournalen Dans, a program for dance/house/techno/trance
music, on wednesday April 24th. The band was interviewed and
two songs from their album "Unisex" were played. Something
the band said would never happen if they would have continued
to play guitar-based independent north-pop. Ekan said that
the record company (West Side) was so indie, that half would
have been enough. (Source: Scandinavian Indie, P3)
Aquadays - who appears on the Dorian Records compilation CD (800 copies made)
called "A Chance To Shine", to be released around May 6th, have
changed their song from "Spacious" to "June". The band also
have plans to release their debut album this summer, also on
Dorian Records. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Cloudberry Jam - (NONS) went to see Sonic Youth on their first night in
London, UK. This was of course the night before their
gig at the Dublin Castle Club. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Eggstone - (Soap) and Komeda (NONS) will play in London, UK at the opening
night of a new club called "Wonderwall" on May 7th, 1996.
(Source: ZTV)
Fidget - have received clear offers from four record companies, and will
decide on which one of those they are going to select after they
have played in Stockholm at Studion on May 3rd. The band will
probably also play at Lollipop in Stockholm this summer, though
that is not 100% sure yet. They want to play at the Hultsfred
Festival, and want us (Scandinavian Indies) to help them out
by sending e-mail to the Festival stating that we want to see
them at the festival! Messages can be something like "Please
get _Fidget_ from Gothenburg to play at the festival this year!
They are the greatest..." etc. The Hultsfred Festival has email
address: hultsfredsfestivalen@motor.se (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Gatufesten - the festival in Sundsvall July 4-6 is starting to get their
artist schedule ready. Here is the list (so far):
Hoola bandoola band, Kent, Garmarna, Louise Hoffsten,
Pineforest Crunch, Popsicle, Rob'n Raz, Papa Dee, Robyn,
Fistfunk, Infinite Mass, Sven Ingvars, Rebecka Thornqvist,
Stefan Andersson, and Leningrad Cowboys.
(Source: Anders Thorsell)
Lousy - has received very positive reactions from a UK management company
called Jam X. The company also has it's own label called Superior
Quality Recordings with distribution around the world by Polygram.
One of the bands in their stable is The Bluetones. A&R people from
the company are planning to come and take a look at the band in the
near future. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Salt - (MVG/Island) 's song "So" will go on the radio first this week on
WFNX in Boston. It will also be the second single from the Mission
Impossible Soundtrack (though it is _not_ in the movie). The first
single is the Mission Impossible Theme reworked by Larry & Adam
from U2, which is said to be pretty wild. Meanwhile, in Sweden the
video to "Honour Me" was premiered on ZTV's "Tryck Till" April 19th
where it got the grade "sv{nger" - which means that they think it
will be a hit. (Source: Scandinavian Indie, ZTV)
Shallow Soundwave - play together with Broder Daniel at Hemulen in
Gothenburg on April 27th. They will play all the songs
from their demo tape + two new songs. The band has
added a new guy on guitar, Olof, but he will not
perform live with the band yet. Two record companies,
MVG Records and Sun Spot Rec. will be on the spot to
check them out, which probably means that there is a very
bright future for the band. They have also been added
to STIM recently, and they also appear on the Dorian
Records compilation CD, which you already know.
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
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All news always at: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/selnews.html
Quote the source, _and the link_, if Scandinavian Indie is the source!
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 10:25:54 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Christoforos Kakkos
Subject: Icelandic tape chain.
Hello,
My name is Christopher and I 'm from Greece. I would like to be
included in the Icelandic tape chain. So my address, to be put at
the back of the list, is:
Christopher Kakkos
Formionos 64
11633 Pagrati
Athens
Greece
e-mail:kakkos@dias.cti.gr
P.S. Please send me a confirmation that my name is entered in the list.
Thanx in advance
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 96 14:33:17 +0200
From: robert@astro.su.se (Robert Cumming)
Subject: bob hund i Sthlm
Hi stockholmare,
So the big day is approaching... Anybody else (everybody, surely!)
going to see bob hund at Studion on Saturday? Fancy a stor stark
tillsammans beforehand?
Robert, who should be posting a review of the new Aknestik album
before long
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Date: Sun, 25 Feb 1996 15:44:46 +0200
From: tobbe@ccn.se (toby)
Subject: bob hund in sthlm
i don't know if this has been mentioned before but i feel compelled to
bring it up.
bob hund will be doing two shows on saturday a matine in the afternoon
which is all ages and a 18+ show later that night. honestly i think
everyone should try to go to the all ages show just to prove that all ages
shows realy work and there should be more of them. i still feel the fear of
rejection that always crept through my spine when i had to sneak in to see
that bands i wanted too.
and music with such a pure emotional impact as bob hunds gets me higher
than anything anyways so there's realy no need for the alcohol.
see you at the eary show...
toby thorsen
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 22:44:39 +0200 (MET DST)
From: allfn@algonet.se (Magnus Jansson)
Subject: Re: bob hund in sthlm
Hi there
>bob hund will be doing two shows on saturday a matine in the afternoon
>which is all ages and a 18+ show later that night. honestly i think
>everyone should try to go to the all ages show just to prove that all ages
>shows realy work and there should be more of them.
>toby thorsen
Just wanted to add that Bob hund are playing on Sunday as well. Same place
and time (20.00). I won't be there...
But i will be there on Monday when Unsane and Neurosis are playing.
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Date: Thu, 25 Apr 1996 23:03:16 +0200
From: siri@algonet.se (siri)
Subject: Re: bob hund in sthlm
>bob hund will be doing two shows on saturday a matine in the afternoon which
>is all ages and a 18+ show later that night. honestly i think everyone should
>try to go to the all ages show just to prove that all ages shows realy work
>and there should be more of them. i still feel the fear of rejection that
>always crept through my spine when i had to sneak in to see that bands i
>wanted too.
yes! at least ONE who remembers how it was being about 16, standing outside
the place where your favourite band was going to play and not getting in
because of some stupid rules about alcohol. i don't want alcohol! i want
the concert. with 2 years left to that magic age, i'm dying almost once a
month because of this. it IS a relevant problem. this all-ages-concert is a
brilliant idea but as it only happens maybe 4 times a year it's not enough.
maybe it helps making yourself look like true sXe? i don't know.
> see you at the eary show...
of course.
/siri
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:05:24 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Another Shallow..
Just thought I'd menation that I found yet another band called "Shallow"...
This one is from Kansas City (Missouri) and have a sound, that isn't
very surprising, in the Dreampop/Shoegazer area, with influences from
Spacemen 3 and Cranes. Reportedly, they have played with bands like
Luna and Mercury Rev. A small discography:
1. "Shallow" tape, 1993 7 songs.
2. "(lack a dai si cal)" tape, 1994 8 songs.
3. "Cool 500/Sounds so Good" 5" 1995 2 songs.
4. "3D Stereo Trouble", Zero Hour Records 1995 17 songs
5. "the sonic boom remixes" vinyl/cd 1995 (vinyl and cd have different songs)
also on zero hour.
6. "CD Lens Cleaner", ???? Zero Hour (includes a Spacemen 3 cover)
A bunch of bootlegs (videos/tapes) also exist.
Their homepage can be found at: http://www.inlink.com/~jasper/index.html
Anyone found another Shallow? :-)
//Erik
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:05:46 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Icelandic Tape
On Wed, 24 Apr 1996, Albert Svan Sigurdsson wrote:
> You lucky few
>
> I started off the Icelandic tape chain on Monday. The tape is brilliant
> even if I say so myself.
Hail to the ... umm, Albert! :-)
Seriously, definitely nice work there. This means that we have two chains
going, the finnish and the icelandic. I've received votes for the Swedish
tape (3:rd vote) from four people as of today, and I don't think there
will be any more votes coming in, so I'll better take care of it asap!
(so we can start the 3rd chain.. :-)) I'm only waiting for an "OK" from
MCA to include one of the songs by Fidget.
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:06:11 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the Radio [29-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE RADIO Scandinavian Indie
April 29th -> May 5th
Day Date Artist Recorded
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Mon 29/4 Weeping Willows Stockholm, Studion -96
Tue 30/4 De Dannan Stockholm, Mosebacke 13-Apr-96
Wed 1/5 Tower of Power Sundsvall, Tonhallen 03-Apr-96
Thu 2/5 Stardog Skelleftea, 08-Mar-96
Sun 5/5 Living Stone, Soap, Moonshine Ostersund, April -96
This list covers the Swedish National Channel P3's "Live" - always at 21.03
(R) = Rerun
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//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:06:34 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Upcoming Promotion Visits [26-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie UPCOMING PROMOTION VISITS Scandinavian Indie
April 26th, 1996
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Busta Rhymes (Warner) 4/5 Stockholm, Sturekompaniet
China Drum (MNW ILR) 9-11/5 Malmo, Gothenburg, Stockholm
Francis Dunnery (Warner) 27/5 Stockholm
Caroline Henderson (BMG) 24/5 Malmo
Hootie & The Blowfish (Warner) 27/5 Stockholm
Letters To Cleo (BMG) 13-14/5 Stockholm, Lund
Psyked Up Janis (MNW ILR) 9-11/5 Malmo, Gothenburg, Stockholm
Eros Ramazzotti (BMG) 21/5 Stockholm
Raw Stylus (BMG) 7-9/5 Stockholm
Shed Seven (Polygram) 14-15/5 Malmo, Stockholm
Kenny Wayne Shepherd (BMG) 17-18/5 Malmo, Stockholm
Sleeper (BMG) 7/5 Stockholm
Spacehog (Warner) 28/5 Stockholm
Specials (Virgin) 20/5 Lund
Neil Young (Warner) 25/6 Stockholm
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//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:06:59 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the TV [26-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE TV Scandinavian Indie
April 26th -> May 2nd
Day Date Artist/What TV Program Channel Time
--- ----- ---------------------- ------------------- ----------- -----
Fri 26/4 Pop Tv Live Pop Tv Live ZTV 16.00
Bel Canto Centralen SVT 2 21.00
Starmarket Jag, Peter ZTV 21.00
Nina Persson Sen Kv{ll Med Luuk TV 4 22.45
Sat 27/4 Monster Soda SVT 2 13.15 R
Pop & Indie Pop & Indie ZTV 14.00 R
Popsicle Artist ZTV 15.55 R
Toppen Toppen ZTV 17.05 R
Cloudberry Jam N|jesrevyn SVT 1 00.05 R
Pop Tv Live Pop Tv Live ZTV 01.10 R
Sun 28/4 AC/DC Artist ZTV 14.30 R
Nina Persson Sen Kv{ll Med Luuk TV 4 15.40 R
Starmarket Jag, Peter ZTV 21.45 R
Kiss Unplugged MTV Europe 23.30 R
Popsicle Artist ZTV 23.55 R
Mon 29/4 Toppen Toppen ZTV 19.15
Unplugged Unplugged MTV Europe 22.00
Tue 30/4 Naked, Goldmine Soda SVT 1 18.45
Pop & Indie Pop & Indie ZTV 19.15
Toppen Toppen ZTV 21.00 R
Starmarket Jag, Peter ZTV 23.45 R
Alternative Nation Alternative Nation MTV Europe 00.00
Wed 1/5 Synk Det b{sta ur.. SVT 1 22.30
Unplugged Unplugged MTV Europe 00.00
Thu 2/5 -
R = Rerun
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//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 06:07:19 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Selected News [27-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie SELECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
April 27th, 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
"Remember where you heard it first"
Contents:
Cardigans, Cloudberry Jam, Honeymoons, Sound Affects
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Cardigans - (Trampolene) grabbed the #1 spot on the Iceland Album Chart
with their album "Life" the same week (10) it was released
and it has stayed there ever since (7 weeks now).
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Cloudberry Jam - (NONS) appeared on swedish national television's program
"N|jesrevyn" thursday april 25th (re-run on saturday),
playing a couple of songs and chatted with the hosts
during the show. The band play next in Stockholm at Gino
on May 1st and then in Link|ping with Whale and TNT at the
"Herrg}r'n 10 year celebration week" outdoors if the weather
allows on the 2nd. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Honeymoons - (NONS) is the next swedish band playing at the Dublin Castle
club in London. The date: April 30th. (Source: Topp40)
Sound Affects - the nice swedish Pop magazine _will_ have the next issue
(30) out by the beginning of May. The issue contains
articles about Lush, Popsicle, Stereolab, Tommy 16, Marion,
Seam, Leslies, Superchunk, High Llamas. Other than that it
will feature articles about Detroit Rock and a Festival guide.
The reason for stating that it would be out in June earlier?
Just to stop people from calling and asking when/if the next
issue will be released. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
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Quote the source, _and the link_, if Scandinavian Indie is the source!
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Date: Sun, 28 Apr 1996 17:48:20 +0100
From: Ann Nilsson och Magnus Skarbo
Subject: clubs?
Hi, I wonder if there's anyone on the list who can help me out with this:
I want names,(or) addresse(or) and telephone numbers to clubs/live-scenes in
Skane and Stockholm. I'm most interested in new joints and obscure but good
places.
I know about places like Studion, Gino, Kafe 44 (Stockholm) and KB, Mejeriet,
Blekingska and so on (Skane).Are you willing to add some new clubs? If so,
here's my address . I would be very grateful
to the person who helps me with this.
Magnus Skarbo(blake)
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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 06:14:15 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: FWD: Freelance Producer
Got the following in my mailbox - forwarding it if someone on the list
might need a freelance producer? :-)
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
----------------------------forwarded message-----------------------------
> From: profile@cortex.axionet.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 03:24:49 -0700
> To: chief@lysator.liu.se
> Subject: Cecil English freelance producer
> X-Url: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/scan.html
>
> To whom it may concern;
> Hi, my name is Cecil English. You may, or, may not be
> familiar with some of my work as a producer and an engineer.
>
> I have worked exclusively in the alternative music scene
> since 1978, mostly in Vancouver Canada.
>
> If you're a punk rocker, you may have heard the
> NOMEANSNO, Jello Biafra, DOA, SNFU, Victims Family,
> and the Dayglow Abortions albums that I did in my studio up
> here, (Profile Studios).
>
> More recently I've been working with bands like d.b.s. ,
> the Smalls, the Beat Farmers, the Sweaters, and Redsugar. In total ,
> I have produced about 70 albums, most of them in the last 7 years.
>
> I am totally functional in any recording environment, no
> matter how primitive or complicated, as long as an assistant
> engineer who knows the place is handy.
>
> I have a very relaxed and confidant vibe, and the ability to
> deliver a solid project, no matter what the circumstances or budget.
>
> The last important note, is that I am not a money grubber,
> so I'll only work on projects that turn me on creatively.
>
> If you think you might have a project that might interest me,
> you can contact me at Profile Studios, 3348 Commercial St., Vancouver
> British Columbia, Canada, V5N4E9, or telephone me at 604-875-6821,
> any time of day or night. Or you can E-mail me at profile@axionet.com
-------------------------------end of message-----------------------------
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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 06:14:43 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Collected News [April 1996]
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Scandinavian Indie COLLECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
April, 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
News that I didn't have time to type in the first time...
Contents:
Broder Daniel, Drain, Kent, Mazarine Street, Monostar, Nojesguiden, Popsicle,
Salt, Scents, Shredhead, Soundtrack Of Our Lives, Stardog, Waterbug.
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Broder Daniel - (EMI) received 3 "wasps" (out of 5) from reviewer Peter
Ohman in Expressen Fredag for their latest self-titled album.
He says: "Pure technically, this is one of the most rickety
and warped albums ever recorded, it sounds rehearsal studio,
demo tape and skipped re-takes; the guitars are some of the
worst swedish ones since the punk-years. Probably completely
deliberate." and "And in some way, the imperfections are not
interesting behind the band's stong front. Broder Daniel is
this country's most deranged rock group, and that is an
underestimated talent for rock stars." The album received
4 "plus" (= "very good")(out of 5) from reviewer Per Bjurman
in Aftonbladet Puls. He says: "A lot of things have changed
since their debut last year. The band has grown remarkably.
It sounds tight and heavy." and "It is more glam-rock now,
more Ziggy Stardust and Telegram Sam. And at the same time,
the quintet shows a lot more pop-culture than before."
(Source: Expressen Fredag, 19-Apr-96. Aftonbladet Puls,
19-Apr-96)
Drain - (MVG) made a video to the song "I Don't Mind" with Wayne Isham,
who directed Metallicas Enter Sandman, behind the camera. The
video is based on drummer Martina Axen's recurrent nightmares
and is said to be extremely scary. (Source: Aftonbladet Puls,
12-Apr-96). "- I have big troubles with authorities, I have been
fired from every job I've had, can't take it when someone tells
me what to do. I didn't do that in school either. I quit school
when I was 13. The last job I had was at Burger King, I got fired
after six weeks that time.", drummer Martina Axen says in an
interview in the magazine Kerrang. (Source: Aftonbladet Puls,
19-Apr-96)
Kent - (BMG) member Markus got beat up by a girl when he went to school
(fourth grade). (Source: Aftonbladet Puls, 12-Apr-96)
Mazarine Street - (FineTone) received 3 "plus" for their debut album "The
Beast Of..." by reviewer Per Bjurman in Aftonbladet Puls.
He says: "I was pretty impressed when I, last summer, saw
these young Gothenburgers play nice glitter-pop at the
Emmaboda Festival. But I'm even more impressed when they
now make their debut with a bunch of raw, noisy, Stooges-
coloured firecrackers. Very promising." (Source: Aftonbladet
Puls, 19-Apr-96)
Monostar - are on their way to be signed to EMI. "- Everything is actually
ready. We're just waiting for the management to give us the
go-ahead" says Eric Palmquist (vocals, guitar). Several record
companies have displayed an interest for the band from Gotland,
though these days they live in Stockholm. The biggest interest
comes from EMI. A talent scout has seen them live several times
and has been listening closely to their demo tapes. The same
talent scout recently signed Busty, fronted by Carl Lundell,
who is a close friend of Eric's. "- It's great for him and the
band. And at the same time, it's an incentive to us.", says
Eric. Similarities and differences between Monostar and Busty?
"- We probably have the same influences, Neil Young, and that
lot, but what comes out of it differs." Eric has been writing
and recording new songs during spring, and started to work
at Studion in Stockholm about a month ago. The other members of
the band are: Linus Larsson (guitar), Carl Silver (bass) and
Jimmy Harlevi (drums). (Source: Gotlands Tidningar, 06-Apr-96)
Nojesguiden - the free Stockholm entertainment magazine asked a bunch of
artists if they dance? Here are some of the answers:
Jennie Medin, Cloudberry Jam: "- Yes, to everything but
techno. I actually met my boyfriend on the dancefloor."
Q: How do you dance? "- Like a windmill. I flap my arms a lot.
At the Emmaboda Festival I happened to lose my balance and
fell down some stairs, it hurt a lot in my caudal vertebra."
Henrik Berggren, Broder Daniel: "- Yes, sometimes when I have
been drinking so much that I don't know what I'm doing. Some
acrobatic exercises and one or two somersaults. But very
rarely. Q: Do you headbang too? "- Yes, but not in the
traditional way. I more shake my head sideways."
Karin Dreijer, Honey Is Cool: "Sometimes, if it is a party.
I get happy when I dance, but it has to be sexy music, that is,
not guitar-pop." Q: What is the worst? "- Pulp and Oasis!"
PA Wikander, Popsicle: "- Well, not really, I feel too old.
Mostly cheek-to-cheek to old classics from my youth. Q: Any
dance memories? "- I remember that all the boys who danced
cheek-to-cheek with good looking girls sagged a lot. That was
hard to look at. I'm not sagging at all. (Source: Nojesguiden,
April 1996)
Popsicle - (Telegram) were asked if they would like to do a duet with the
swedish "dansband" Arvingarna on TV4's program "Sen Kv{ll Med
Luuk" by the producers of the same program. The answer? A fat
"No!". Maybe Popsicle still wishes that Arvingarna will be killed
in a tragical bus accident. (Source: Aftonbladet Puls, 05-Apr-96)
The band is back in the studio again, recording new songs for
an upcoming single with producer Niclas Frisk, even though there
still are a couple of good single-tracks on their latest album.
(Source: Expressen Fredag, 19-Apr-96)
Salt - (MVG/Island) from Stockholm entered UK Independent list at spot 20
with the song "Honour Me". (Source: Aftonbladet Puls, 12-Apr-96)
Scents - (Soap) received 2 "plus" (= "passed") for their latest self-titled
album by reviewer Per Bjurman in Aftonbladet Puls. He says: "In
more temperamental-filled songs, like for example 'Now This!' and
'Virgin Snow', Scents competes with the top of the swedish indie-
pop wave survivors. But the well-combed people from Skane seem,
for some reason, to want to make cool coctail-pop and when they do,
they are just a second- ord third-grade Eggstone." (Source:
Aftonbladet Puls, 19-Apr-96)
Shredhead - (NONS) received 3 "plus" (= "good")(out of 5) from reviewer Hakan
Steen in Aftonbladet Puls for their latest album "Melting Pot".
He says: "It rocks dynamically and intelligently and there are
lots of pop-threads to continue on. And that Nina Ramsby from
Salt is a guest on a couple of tracks certainly does not make
things worse." The album received 3 "wasps" (out of 5) from
reviewer Martin Carlsson in Expressen Fredag. He says: "To find
a swedish group that jumps with more life and movement than
Shredhead is almost impossible. Johan Sellman's funk-mouth
rattles like a muffled Anthony Kiedis and the fiery hardcore-
comp creates a thorough pressure, not to mention a resounding
swing." (Source: Aftonbladet Puls, 05-Apr-96. Expressen Fredag,
19-Apr-96)
Soundtrack Of Our Lives - (Telegram) were finally signed to.. that's right,
Telegram, after slow negotiations with a bunch of
different record companies. Ebbot Lundberg (vocals)
who recently turned 30, notoriously wild ex-singer
in Union Carbide Productions tells about Telegram-
boss Klas Lunding crying when he heard the group
playing live. Not just because they were so good,
but also because he felt sorry for them. The reason?
That they would be a success first when they were
so old. (Source: Nojesguiden, April 1996)
Stardog - (West Side) received a 2 "wasps" (out of 5) from reviewer Martin
Carlsson in Expressen Fredag, for their latest album "In Order
To Disorder". He says: "Chilly weight, just about right agressively
without being slow or speedy, rather monotonous after a while. On
the other hand, the melancholy pop-ballad 'Never Be The Same'
stands out like a lyrical Popsicle at a death mass. More of that,
please." (Source: Expressen Fredag, 12-Apr-96)
Waterbug - (West Side) from Gothenburg made their debut last year with one
of Record-sweden's most kept secrets. The album, called "Super-
califragilisticepialidocious" has, according to the band, sold
about 1.000 copies. The fact that it, a) was good and b) got
pretty good reviews in the press, does not make the buyers'
powerful non-interest more comprehensible. Their new album,
"Monday Morning Quarterback" is a lot more artful and radio-
friendly, than the debut, which was a tasty excess in swedish
lo-fi. Kjell Nasten, who has produced The Wannadies and The
Bear Quartet, was called in to make Waterbug's music a bit more
easy accessible. But the album is not super-slick - their sound
is still both awkward and full of go. Patrik Jonasson (bass)
says, though without bitterness: "If it doesn't work this time,
we might as well just quit. It feels like a win or lose situation
with this album." (Source: Nojesguiden, April 1996)
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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 1996 06:15:03 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Selected News [29-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie SELECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
April 29th, 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
"Remember where you heard it first"
Contents:
A Shrine, Busty, Scandinavian Indie, This Perfect Day.
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A Shrine - (West Side) were interviewed in Expressen Fredag by Anders
Nunstedt. On the question what they were going to do this summer,
Ekan answers: "- We're going to watch soccer and drink hard
liquor. And then we'll probably go around Sweden and play
nonsense-gigs for idiots." To which Nunstedt replied: "What?"
and Ekan answered: "- I'm sorry... We're a bunch of miserable
assholes who are complaining about everything, but we don't
mean anything bad with it." He also says that: "- It would be
fucking ridiculous if we succeed in Japan." stating that it
would be more natural for them to aim at the UK with their
present sound. (Source: Expressen Fredag)
Busty - (EMI) singer Carl Lundell's famous father Ulf Lundell speaks out
about his son in the latest issue of "Upp & Ner" magazine. "- I
said to him: 'Why aren't you singing in swedish, it is such a
golden opportunity right now? Those who are get everyone's attention
immediately.' But he read somewhere that they're really interested in
bands from Scandinavia in the UK right now... It's okay with me. He's
got to make his own experiences. I don't know why someone would want
to look that way, but he probably does. Eyeshadow, glitter, ink on
the eyelids, too tight clothes..." (Source: Aftonbladet Puls)
Scandinavian Indie - received a "4-Star" site review by The McKinley Group's
online editorial team. By this review, which is the
highest rating an Internet site can achieve in Magellan,
they mean that the site has excelled in each of their
criteria for evaluating web sites, namely "Depth of
Content," "Ease of Exploration," and "Net Appeal."
Sites awarded a "4-Star" review will be republished as
part of licensing agreements with Time Warner's
Pathfinder, AT&T, The Microsoft Network, IBM, Europe
Online, NYNEX, and other information providers.
The review is as follows: "Independent music in the
Scandinavian and Baltic countries seems to be flourishing,
and "Scandanavian Indie" is dedicating to covering this
burgeoning scene. You can listen to the latest demos from
a number of bands while you read reviews of the work.
The site includes many in-depth band profiles with
photos, plus a comprehensive concert and festival listing.
The producers of the site exude enthusiasm for their
subject matter, making an impressive and well-organized
page that much better." Rating Summary: Net Appeal: 9,
Depth of Coverage: 9, Ease of Exploration: 10.
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
This Perfect Day - (Soap) reload and will not give up, even though their
latest album "Don't Smile" was something of a failure.
The quintet from Skelleftea, pioneers of what is called
swedish indiepop, continues stronger than ever. According
to rumours, they are making a Smashing Pumpkins, that is
a double-CD. (Source: Aftonbladet Puls)
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