Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol.97 Issue #01
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Digest
Vol.97 #01
November 12th, 1997
Today's Topics:
News from Estonia...
OK!
KENT
Komeda
Re: Komeda
Re: The *new* list
LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
Re: Komeda
The new list
Re: KENT (plug, sort of)
yvonne @ rock-sm hultsfred tonight
New Bob Hund EP?
Re: LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
Re: New Bob Hund EP?
Re: LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
S.P.O.C.K. review
Happydeadmen???
peachfuzz and libido
Re: Happydeadmen???
updated
Work in progress?
Shallow/Swoon demo review
Re: Shallow/Swoon demo review
IPU_light_at_sjogras_wednesday_12
Baxter?
Mazarine Street release party
Sin's Music on the Radio [17-Nov-97]
Re: Mazarine Street release party
Girilal Baars gig
Re: Mazarine Street release party
Bob Hund
Cry quits
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 00:00:26 +0200 (EET)
From: Lauri Liivak
Subject: News from Estonia...
Sally Cinnamon Music - small label from Tartu/Estonia has released a second
compilation
tape of Estonian underground "Sue Darling is back to meet Forwards" - a
logical follow-up
to the "Sue Darling" (released in 1993). At that time another bunch of
Estonian unsigned
bands were recorded for the "Sue Darling 2", but due to the financial
problems Sally couldn´t release it. "Sue Darling is back to meet Forwards"
includes eight bands recorded in 1993 -
Sue´s Side
1. the Chance - Remember theTime
2. Anacrones - Venus
3. Delusion - A Dream About You
4. Beat Boy - Girl
5. Karpeetor - Piping Frogman
6. Psychoterror - Ebanormaalne
7. Tik - T.A.K.E.
8. Afternooning
Plague Family - Sue´s Seeds
as well as eight bands recorded in 1996/97 in Forwards Studio -
Forwards´ Side
1. Isadora Flore - Make Up & Martini
2. the Chance - The Way Your Mind Looks Through
3. Nyrok City - Watcha Back
4. Bizarre - Barcode Warrior 12
5. Pedigree - Red Angel Case
6. Flag - New Gear
7. von Suck - Vajuv Vesi
8. A.P.F. & Bizarre - Laizy Sun
Actually the instrumental part of 'Laizy Sun' was recorded by
Afternooning Plaque Family in 1993 & the vocals added by Bizarre
in summer 1997.
Any questions & suggestions send please to: lauri@forwards.ee
More information about Sally Cinnamon will be soon available in:
http://www.halo.ee/sallymon/
Bizarre homepage : http://www.halo.ee/bizarre/
Best regards,
Lauri Liivak
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Date: Thu, 6 Nov 1997 23:06:32 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: OK!
NOW - the list is working okay again.
The subscribers of the Digest list will receive a pretty strange first
Digest this time due to the fact that I had set the access variables
to a couple of files for the new automatic mail server wrong - but
they have to live with that. From now on, they will receive all the
messages as is. It took me 2 hours (and I probably missed half of tjhe
S.P.O.C.K concert) to find the tiny tiny bug. But it was worth it.
Let's post! ;-)
//Erik
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 01:29:12 +0100
From: totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
Subject: KENT
hi,
trying the new list!
i've listened to kents new album isola today, and i know next week we will
have reasons the discuss it on this list:
just like to say its their best by far and i consider it one of best
swedish albums this year, great songs through out the whole album, even the
slow ones..also a much bigger and more dynamic sound (radiohead-ish?)????
and they gave up the suits this time around!
congrats,
totte
totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
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Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1997 20:38:01 -0800
From: ?
Subject: Komeda
i need komeda stuff. if anyone knows something about komeda please e-mail
me. i wanna know their web sites, if you have pictures, please send me
pictures of them (specially of Lena). please tell me anything and
everything you know about komeda. i have visited some sites but they have
nothing or don't exist.
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 09:13:50 +0100 (MET)
From: per@nons.se (Per Helin)
Subject: Re: Komeda
You can visit Komeda's homepage at www.ts.umu.se/~king/komeda. If you want
poster's, shirt's or other stuff please contact their label on:
nons@nons.se
>i need komeda stuff. if anyone knows something about komeda please e-mail
>me. i wanna know their web sites, if you have pictures, please send me
>pictures of them (specially of Lena). please tell me anything and
>everything you know about komeda. i have visited some sites but they have
>nothing or don't exist.
*nons records, box 119, 901 03 Umeå, Sweden, tel:+4690775576,
fax:+4690129963*
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 11:19:57 +0100 (MET)
From: Karl Morten Dahl
Subject: Re: The *new* list
http://www2.passagen.se/benno/Home/Stokage/15_Stokage/Reviews/untitled.html
Motorpsycho "Angles & Demons At Play", CD
Stickman Records/Birdnest, 1997
Norwegian three-piece who did an awesome appearance at last years
Arvika-festival. Seems to have gone through
some slightly changes here,
from that guitar-based, "lo-fi" thing we
received on their last album
"Blizzard" to the more innovative and
varied sound of "Angles &
Demons At Play".
The title itself is excellent, in fact
it says something about what's going
on here. Motorpsycho still have their
influences on the other side of the
Atlantic ocean. But with "Angles..." they
take a small step away from
that noisy, uncurled guitar-pop, to some
extent towards the sound of
bands like Fugazi and Sonic Youth.
This is not easy listening and the fact
that the voice's kind of lame, that
there's not much of a personality shown,
doesn't make it easier. It sure
takes some time before the melodies get to
you, and even then some of
the material feels a bit divided, like
there's to many possible ways to go
but nobody knows exactly which one to
choose. But that could be a
challenge, if you're willing to accept it.
AASE BENGTSSON
Karl Morten Dahl - Computer Science, NTNU
E-mail: karlmort@stud.ntnu.no
Web: http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~karlmort/
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 13:01:54 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
Just read that grand Tone Music are playing tomorrow (sat) at
Squashhallen, St Eriksplan 9-11 Sthlm. It's the opening of new
Bottleneck club called Fritz something.
Apparently some late nite thing starting 23.30 until 3 am
And posters announcing Yvonne at BZ (sthlm) on 12/11 have been seen. I
think that Dwarves (US?) will be playing there too, it's a Sound
Pollution showcase...
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 13:37:11 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: Re: Komeda
scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet writes:
>From: ?
>i need komeda stuff. if anyone knows something about komeda please
>e-mail
>me.
Heh, I went to the same school as Uje Brandelius, I believe he
sometimes plays keyboards for Komeda, but is more wellknown as Dr
Kosmos. ;-)
He's a funky guy, but i know the other chaps in his "Starlightorkestern
" better. Me and Catrin were classmates for six years!
Well, this is not really Komeda related, but I couldn't resist
bragging...
>if you have pictures, please send me
>pictures of them
I got the old school catalogues with Uje somewhere, if that could be of
any interest??? ;-)
Jan
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 14:48:20 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: The new list
If you receive an error message or if you notice something
strange about the list - please e-mail me and let me know.
I believe some of you have received error messages stating
that you were not allowed to post to the list, but your
messages got through to the list anyway - right?
//Erik
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 14:54:21 +0100
From: j.sundstrom@ekuc.se (Jan Sundstrom)
Subject: Re: KENT (plug, sort of)
scan-indie@lysator.liu.se,Internet writes:
>i've listened to kents new album isola today, and i know next week we
>will
>have reasons the discuss it on this list:
Good stuff... I checked out the official Kent Homepage for the first
time and it's actually quite good (not what you expect from an
"official site" huh!)
So i found out about some cool promotion stunts, record shop signings
etc.
Read it at:
http://www2.passagen.se/kentbmg/index1.html
Jan
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Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 15:49:51 +0200
From: Elin
Subject: yvonne @ rock-sm hultsfred tonight
I'm kind of curiuos so if anyone goes to the rock-sm-event in
Hultsfred tonight and see (among others) Yvonne... could you
please tell me which songs they played?
Elin
- who recently updated the Yvonnepage;
www.algonet.se/~elin/yvonne
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Date: Fri, 7 Nov 1997 16:21:05 EST
From: Cardigans1
Subject: New Bob Hund EP?
is it true that Bob Hund is supposed to release an EP within the next week or
so? anyone know what it's called?
jason
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Date: Sat, 8 Nov 1997 00:01:43 +0200
From: beluga@wineasy.se
Subject: Re: LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
>And posters announcing Yvonne at BZ (sthlm) on 12/11 have been seen. I
>think that Dwarves (US?) will be playing there too, it's a Sound
>Pollution showcase...
I have heard that "Me First & the Gimme Gimmes" will also be playing, and
another band which I can't remember.
The Dwarves are fun kick ass punk, from the USA, they are known to play
very short sets, (ca 20 min) that probally why there are a lot of bands
playing.
it cost only 60 or 70kr.
##################
and for a little bit more scan punk news:
The new issue of Moshable is out!
############################
articles on The Grinners, A-Bombs, Larry and the Left Handed, Backyard
babies, Mother Superior etc.
and a few new releases:
Gluecifer - Dambuster 7" (Bad Afro)
Turbonegro - Suffragette City 7" (Bad Afro)
Hellacopters/Electric Frankenstien - Split 7" (Frank Records)
coming very soon the long a waited 7" with "Henry Fiats Sore" see cover
on my site
Trevor
PS, There is a new 7" with "Bob Hund" coming in very soon from the USA, I
will post some more info soon.
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Date: Sat, 8 Nov 1997 00:43:26 +0100 (MET)
From: Micke Rehnstrom
Subject: Re: New Bob Hund EP?
Jason wrote:
>is it true that Bob Hund is supposed to release an EP within the next week or
>so? anyone know what it's called?
According to their record companys, Silence Records, home page (can be
found at www.cabal.se) BOB HUND are supposed to release a three-track CD,
produced by Nille Perned, in early November. No further info is given.
Also, it seems as if there might be a new full-length album out early next
year, according to Silence Rec.
/Micke, smiling his way all the way through PAPAS FRITAS "Helioself"
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Date: Sat, 08 Nov 1997 11:20:27 +0100
From: Joris Gillet
Subject: Re: LAST MINUTE: Yvonne, Grand Tone Music live
okay, this gives me a chance to see if the new list-thing is working. you
see, i got the welcome-message twice, but after that it seemed to go very
well....
you wrote:
>I have heard that "Me First & the Gimme Gimmes" will also be playing, and
>another band which I can't remember.
word on the street (well, on the dutch punk and ska ml..) is that Me first
and the gimme gimmes have cancelled their european tour, so you might wanna
check before you go if you're especially interested in this one....
joris
gillet@geocities.com
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Date: Sun, 9 Nov 1997 01:21:03 +1000
From: Micke Rehnstrom
Subject: S.P.O.C.K. review
Another thursday and another gig at Herrgarn. But a quite extraordinary one
this time. Those of you who have been to a S.P.O.C.K (the dots left out
from now on) gig know what I mean - I have never heard of a gig where this
space synth trio has played at a less than over-crowded venue.
So I was prepared, but that didnt help. My mouth went wide open when I
found Herrgarn in total chaos three hours (!!) before the gig: people
everywhere and the sweat flushing down on the personnel. Someone had even
made a model of starship Enterprise which he carried around and later
handed over to the band. One hour before the gig the space (!) in front of
the stage was filled with people singing, shouting and showing the "spock
sign" in the air. Before the gig started the, usually very timid, Herrgarn
audience also managed to knock down the fence in front of stage and during
the gig the band had to take a short break to ease the pressure for those
people standing in the front row.
For uninvited I guess this may sound like a SPICE GIRLS concert but there
is one difference: SPOCK has never been close to any hit lists and they
probably never will. This is a cult happening and, especially, a _live_
happening. The music is not very exciting and most songs sound the same:
light and catchy synth pop tunes with texts about Star Trek, ET:s and why
klingons cannot be trusted. Their records will never go to history as
high-qualitative and/or exciting but live we are talking something
completely different. Every inch of Herrgarn was filled with people (my
guess is that there were more than 300 people, which is supposed to be the
upper limit at Herrgarn) bouncing to the music and during the "hits" - "ET
phone home", "Astro girl", "Alien attack" and "Never trust a klingon" - the
crowd sang louder than the band. We also got a hilarious synth pop version
of TWISTED SISTERs "Were not gonna take it".
Add to it that SPOCK is one of the few bands that really tries to establish
contact with the audience - telling witty jokes, anecdotes etc - and this
is certainly entertainment, and mass hysteria, well worth the money. You
might probably lose some weight through perspiaration, too.
/Micke, puzzled over why the sweater he wore at the SPOCK gig was one inch
longer after the gig than it was before??
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Date: Sun, 9 Nov 1997 01:42:15 +1000
From: Micke Rehnstrom
Subject: Happydeadmen???
If anyone attended the "Ettnollett" release party it would be nice to read
a review of the fabulous HAPPYDEADMEN playing live there.
I read in "Popoga" that there might be a solution coming up, concerning the
distribution, in Sweden, of their latest album, btw. So we will perhaps not
be the last ones in the World to hear it, but it sure is strange that such
a great band should have such difficulties to get a distribution deal for
their own home country.
/Micke
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Date: Sun, 09 Nov 1997 16:19:48 +0100
From: Joris Gillet
Subject: peachfuzz and libido
anyone perhaps can tell me anything more about these two norwegian
bands ?? they've got a song each on the last two Fierce Panda com-
pilation-singles and that's about all i know...
thanks
joris
gillet@geocities.com
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Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1997 08:42:34 +0100
From: totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
Subject: Re: Happydeadmen???
this is how it is with major labels..
DAMN THE MAN!
go indiependent, stay indiependent!
>it sure is strange that such a great band should have such difficulties to get
>>a distribution deal for their own home country.
Thank you very much
totte.pop@swipnet.se (Totte Pop)
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Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1997 09:33:00 +0200
From: iggystooge.livevid@mailbox.swipnet.se
Subject: updated
hi
if anyone are intrested in music videos, to trade, feel free to check out
my newly updated video site: http://surf.to/rockvideo
and if anyone see this mail in the mailing list just send me this mail in
return, please, since i hardly ever get my own mails back for some unknown
reason...
j.n
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Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1997 20:32:45 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: Work in progress?
Hey, just found a homepage for Freak Scene (label, record store and
mailorder place in Stockholm) together with a homepage for The
Hellacopters (for those about to rock..) - on Spray (web design
bureau). Suppose these pages are "work in progress" but hey, that's
even more fun isn't it? Check it out at: http://www.spray.se/~matti/freak/
//Erik
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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 01:34:27 +1000
From: Micke Rehnstrom
Subject: Shallow/Swoon demo review
SWOON from Kumla - the band formerly known as SHALLOW - celebrated their
new name by releasing a demo tape a couple of months ago. "Goodsign ep" is
the title of it. SWOON/SHALLOW is one of those bands that have been placed
in the "dreampop"/shoegaze genre with references like RIDE, MY BLOODY
VALENTINE and CHAPTERHOUSE. But this new demo shows a quite wide variety in
sound. It contains four songs which all sound quite different from one
another. But of course, if you have listened to any of their first two
demos, you will still recognize the band.
"Goodsign" is a quite happy-sounding, up-tempo song which reminds about the
Manchester scene from the early 90s, with the same groove in it. A good
song; as usual this band manages to put the best song first on the tape.
"Cerebral" is even more up-tempo (I guess it is speed metal in comparison
with how shoegaze music normally sounds) but without the groove and,
therefore, I feel quite indifferent about it. In "Aquanaut" we slow down
and get back to the "dreampop" - suggestive guitars and Ola Ljunggrens
bright voice kind of floating above it. The kind of song that makes you bow
down your head (in my case just to realize that I did not wear any shoes to
gaze at). It is my second-hand favourite on the tape but it does not quite
reach the same heights as the most dreamy songs - "Mendacity grows" and
"Princess Gourgeous" - from their first two tapes ("Shallow" and
"Cerebral"). The last song - "To break my heart" - I do not like very much
at all. You see, when SWOON lists their favourite artists they also mention
J Mascis among them and sometimes they decide to do a "lo-fi shoegaze"
thing. That means that they play their guitars in the most disharmonic way
they can while the vocals are still of the "dreamy" sort, which is the case
in this song. The guitar play does not seem to fit very well with the
vocals either, it sounds like they are performing two different songs, and
when the song ends with several minutes of guitar harrassment my ears start
aching. Perhaps a good song to end gigs with but here it is just boring.
Two good songs and two not as good - an OK demo by a band which is
definitely talented. Perhaps uneven but when they are at their best it
turns out quite nice. "Goodsign" and "Aquanaut" are definitely worth
attention.
Contact: John Haard (guitars, backing vocals) at
E-mail: toe.hard@swipnet.se
/Micke, mad about "P3 Live" deciding to postpone the Matthew Sweet concert
for the second time (is there really anyone who is still interested in
_listening_ to a U2 gig???)
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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 08:22:00 +0100
From: "PETER."
Subject: Re: Shallow/Swoon demo review
>Contact: John Haard (guitars, backing vocals) at
>E-mail: toe.hard@swipnet.se
And! Do not forget their oh so good homepage:
www.harald.net/shallow-swoon
alright!
/peter
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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 18:32:18 -0000
From: mikael matsson
Subject: IPU_light_at_sjogras_wednesday_12
On wednesday 12/11 International Pop Underground will be spinning
records at Restaurang Sjogras (Timmermannsg. 24 stockholm).
Club IPU light will take place every wednesday from 20.00 to
1.00. The music will be both twee and shambling, cutie and whimp!
Club IPU
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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 20:16:46 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: Baxter?
Has anyone heard or seen Stockholm band "Baxter" ? Apparently
Nina Ramsby (ex-Salt, now Grand Tone Music) is one of the
members of that band (!)
Extremely interesting info can be found on Chrysalis Music's
"unsigned bands" pages:
http://www.chrysalismusic.com/noframes/unsigned/baxter.html
//Erik
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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 1997 23:22:59 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: Mazarine Street release party
My goodness... Mazarine Street will have the release party for
their new album "Thirteen Reasons To Believe" tonight (13/11)
at "Nya Bottleneck" (S:t Eriksplan 9-11) in Stockholm.
It starts at 22.00 and ends around 03.00. Free entrance and
they also have "guests". Anyone going?
//Erik
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 03:34:09 +0100 (MET)
From: Erik Soderstrom
Subject: Sin's Music on the Radio [17-Nov-97]
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 10:18:47 +0100
From: "claes@funbase.se"
Subject: Re: Mazarine Street release party
Erik Soderstrom wrote:
>
> My goodness... Mazarine Street will have the release party for
> their new album "Thirteen Reasons To Believe" tonight (13/11)
> at "Nya Bottleneck" (S:t Eriksplan 9-11) in Stockholm.
>
> It starts at 22.00 and ends around 03.00. Free entrance and
> they also have "guests". Anyone going?
That party sounds interesting, cause I know their drummer and som
efriends of them. Do you know exactly when they start, cause I´m going
to another party, arranged by Virgin, with Minimalisterna....
You want a rewiev ?
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 11:41:03 +0100
From: baars@bahnhof.se (Girilal Baars)
Subject: Girilal Baars gig
Greetings and I hope you don't object to some self-aggrandizing promotion...
Me, myself and I, Girilal Baars, will be performing in Stockholm's first -
some say only - shopping mall, Gallerian this Saturday, 15th Nov. I'm due
on at about 15.00. So, if you're out shopping - drop by!
The music is wholly acoustic, the songs are terrific and the weather
doesn't matter. Hope to see you.
Girilal Baars
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 12:33:22 +0100 (MET)
From: Petter Tiilikainen
Subject: Re: Mazarine Street release party
> That party sounds interesting, cause I know their drummer and some
> friends of them.
I know Mats from Backstreet Boys, isn't that cool?! :)
Petter
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 19:36:52 +0100
From: Joris Gillet
Subject: Bob Hund
my swedish isn't that good, but as fas i could understand, there
was something on p3 this evening about Bob Hund releasing a new
ep (with 4 songs) at the end of november. the title was something
like 'rock'n'roll (here is where my knowledge of the swedish lan-
guage was insufficient...) ...... for me'. i thought some people
here might be interested in this.
joris
gillet@geocities.com
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Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 21:01:33 +0100 (MET)
From: Micke Rehnstrom
Subject: Cry quits
Gothenburg rockers CRY have decided to split up after seven years of
rockin, rollin, destroyed amplifiers and smashed bass guitars. Apparently
three of the members (including L-P Andersson) have already formed a new
band and started to record new material.
Source: Popoga (www.algonet.se/~popoga)
/Micke
"I thought I could organize freedom -
How Scandinavian of me!"
(Bjork)
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