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A simple, maybe a little dumb question first: why did you call the band „Springfactory” ? A short description will do: "We saw a sign outside a factory that read ”Welcome to Springfactory” We just thought it could be a good name for a band. This was before we had even [...]"
Tue, Aug 18, 2009
tada tátà is a special musical proiect from Sweden, more exactly from Umeå/Falun. They represent a set of electro pop and folk, with songs mostly played on guitars and Ukulele. Listen to it and you'll notice that it's like music for toys. I know, it sounds a bit childish and blurry - it's probably just their toy piano and glockenspiel toying with my mind. They sound in fact very great and their [...]
Mon, Jul 27, 2009
[...] This Swedish indie pop performer has released a couple of songs that could perfectly get squeezed among the good pop songs we've listened to lately. Different keyboards get mixed with guitars and a variety of computer editings. Don't be fooled - it wouldn't fit under the electronica label or something equally artificial. The relaxed and sometimes quite pessimistic vocals, the honest and [...]
Wed, Jul 8, 2009
Make yourselves a favour, and before starting to read this article, go to JJ's MySpace and listen to his songs while reading the following interview. They're really good pop songs. Just as You! like them. And while listening, go through this article and read about his [...]
Sat, Jun 27, 2009
I have recently made a review of Liechtenstein's album "Survival Strategies in a Modern World" (you can read the article HERE) and I decided that it was deserving of much more than just a review. So an interview with the girls was definitely the next step. Renée was so kind to answer all of the questions and I hope you'll enjoy reading this band's
MARY LAMBERT: CREATIVITY INCARNATE
QOTSA releases awesome 15-minute long animation previewing the new album
Vampire Weekend – “Modern Vampires of the City”
Wed, Oct 7, 2009
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