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Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol 03 Issue 19
Scandinavian Indie Digest Sat Apr 20, 1996 Volume 3 : Issue 19
There are 39 messages totalling 1363 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. red sleeping beauty (once again) (4)
2. Pineforest Crunch, Kent and The Creeps (2)
3. shallow soundwave demo
4. Stockholm Studion gigs
5. NON-SCAN: Stereolab (4)
6. Bob hund interviewed in DN
7. Bear Quartet (5)
8. Easy does it...
9. Swedish tape (2)
10. Razzmatazz
11. Swedish tape - Yvonne
12. Swedish tape - demos/new stuff
13. MM review of Salt's Auscultate
14. Radio Bandit
15. Shallow Soundwave
16. P3 Live on Thursday
17. Shallow
18. Red Sleeping Beauty (2)
19. Sin's Upcoming Promotion Visits [15-Apr-96]
20. Sin's Music on the TV [15-Apr-96]
21. Fidget (Was Re: Swedish tape) (2)
22. Rock Festival in Lulea
23. Motor Tour List UPDATE [17-Apr-96]
24. Sin's Selected News [17-Apr-96]
25. Sin's Festival Lists - Hultsfred [17-Apr-96]
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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 13:49:26 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: red sleeping beauty (once again)
Yep, it's time for my semi-regular Red Sleeping Beauty plug... :)
According to xander@sirius.com:
* I will make this short suggestion though, regarding Red Sleeping Beauty
* about whom relatively few people on this list seem to be informed. I would
* recommend starting with the new 8 song CD, "Bedroom", on Marsh Marigold.
* "Pop Song" or "Selfish" would probably be good bets for the tape. (You can
* get the disc from Joerg Winzer's Mind the Gap Mailorder in Germany:
* <1winzer@informatik.uni-hamburg.de>). Or my favorite: "Her Favourite
* Clich=E9" from the EuroPop 7" compilation on Siesta.
I second Alexander's "Europop" recommendation - besides the fabulous
RSB track, you'll get fine summery tunes by La Buena Vida, Arabesque
and Moving Pictures! All top quality!
Surely the "Bedroom" CD will also serve as a good introduction to the
band, however, for some reason, I wasn't as thrilled by it as I could
have been. On the other hand, a three-track tape of theirs that passed
through my hands some time ago was quite brilliant! I think they were
newer songs, at least the band sound was a bit different from
"Bedroom", slightly less synthetic in a 'more organic' kind of way.
And yes, that Tortoise CD is quite amazing...
Kimmo
ps. Erik, I'll get your tape done one of these days... :)
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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 16:25:24 +0200
From: Johan.Gille@romanska.uu.se (Johan Gille)
Subject: Re: Pineforest Crunch, Kent and The Creeps
>Pineforest Crunch, Kent and The Creeps play at K=E5ren, Lule=E5
>at the "rock festival" 9-11 May. Uhm not 100% sure about the
>dates, let me get back to you about that together with facts
>on which bands play which dates.
>
>/Petter
I thought the festival only stretched from Friday to Saturday (10-11). On
Saturday, 2 bands featuring listmembers, Blake Carringtons and Able, both
from Uppsala, will play.
Johan,
on the way towards realizing what an astonisihing artist Victoria Williams is.
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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 22:22:26 +0200 (MET DST)
From: Petter Tiilikainen <burrito@ludd.luth.se>
Subject: Re: Pineforest Crunch, Kent and The Creeps
According to Johan Gille:
> I thought the festival only stretched from Friday to Saturday (10-11). On
> Saturday, 2 bands featuring listmembers, Blake Carringtons and Able, both
> from Uppsala, will play.
The posters and their homepage say 9-11, but I think the first
day is just a "warm up". Nor the posters or homepage tell much
more than that apart from before mentioned bands, also KSMB
and Javlar Anamma plays.
http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/lurf is url anyway.
cheers, Petter
who's not listening to the amazing Sea & Cake album "the biz". ;-)
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Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 12:52:36 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: shallow soundwave demo
Hello there,
some of you may remember Erik's rave review of the Shallow Soundwave
demo from some time ago. Well, after reading that I wrote them, but
got no reply until this morning, when an envelope containing their
demo tape arrived!
I had expected the tape would be rather good, but I was quite
surprised to find out how incredibly wonderful it is! Four great songs
with beautiful vocals and guitars with lots of effectboxes used in the
right way, and great melodies to boot! I think this may be the best
demo tape I have ever heard - I listened to it at least ten times in a
row this morning and it just keeps on getting better!!! Soon I need to
ask for a new copy to replace this doomed-to-be-worn-out one :)
I can't remember which bands Erik compared them to, but while
listening to the tape I couldn't help but think of Curve, Lush, My
Bloody Valentine, (early) Boo Radleys, Swallow, Slowdive, Coctaeu
Twins...etc etc. - in other words all the great dreampop/shoegaze
bands that ruled my world in the early 90's...oh, those sweet
memories... anyway, I don't mean to say that Shallow Soundwave are
just copyists, rather they exist in the same musical environment than
those bands, sharing the similar ideology and concepts.
Need I say more? Write to them pronto and tell you want to hear this tape!!
Kimmo
...shoegaze will never die...dreampop will never end... :)
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Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 23:56:29 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Re: red sleeping beauty (once again)
About the "Europop" ep, Kimmo said:
>... besides the fabulous RSB track, you'll get fine summery tunes by La
>Buena >Vida, Arabesque and Moving Pictures! All top quality!
I've got to follow this up by saying:
Normally I take a steady diet of pop and difficult listening (noise,
classical, jazz, whatever) and I avoid most of the music that falls in the
middle. The difficult listening stuff goes a long way towards carrying me
through the dry pop spells. Getting Europop and Grimsey #1 (RSB/Benito
split - Benito is Jim & Stephanie Ruiz) in the mail one day last October
completely and thoroughly upset my musical equilibrim. Aside from finally
turning me on to RSB (their 3" CD on Marsh Marigold hadn't done very much
for me), these two records reignited my passion for pop music. Ever since,
I've been on a pure pop diet. I've also entered a new phase of massive
record acquisition. All this has been very hard on my poor accountant's
nerves.
>...On the other hand, a three-track tape of theirs [RSB] that passed
>through my hands some time ago was quite brilliant! I think they were
>newer songs, at least the band sound was a bit different from
>"Bedroom", slightly less synthetic in a 'more organic' kind of way.
Could this be the "Sick & Tired" ep on Siesta (very late 95, I think) or
something newer?
Another recent release on Siesta is "Me Too" by Club 8. They're from Lund,
and I don't really know much about them other than that it was supposed to
be Johan from such and such band and his girlfriend Karolina (big question
mark). They work in a similar vein to RSB, maybe a tad mellower and
slightly less wimpy. If you like the former, I'd recommend this. I got it
from Mind the Gap.
I can't say enough good things about Siesta. Everything I've heard on the
label has been tops, with the exception of Throw That Beat (Germany) and
the Wedding Present. They should really just leave England to rot. (I can
say this as I spent all of the 80's listening to British pop).
Does anyone know what the deal with Acid House Kings is? Are they still
working as a side project of one or two members of RSB? At times the two
bands can be all but indistinguishable.
My latest contribution to this thread done, now it's back to Kimmo...
Alexander
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Date: Mon, 12 Feb 1996 14:29:36 +0200
From: tobbe@ccn.se (toby)
Subject: Re: red sleeping beauty (once again)
ok this is the story so far...
red sleeping beauty are mikael matsson along with kristina, callis and
niklas angerg=E5rd. basicly they started out as a one man project taking the
name from the awsome mccarthy song "red sleeping beauty". kristina is
mikaels girlfriend and callis sort of slipped into the band when kristina
realised she was never going to be a bassplayer. niklas moved to stockholm
from =E5hus and due to their similar t-shirt taste (heavenly, orchids et al)
he asked if he could join rsb as well. nowadays rsb are also joined by
tilda who rattl=F6es a pretty mean tambourine and sings a bit. no drummer
though. yet.
niklas in turn is one of the acid house kings alongside his brother, johan
and another =E5hus popkid, the threesome are also known as semester doing the
ahks style pop in swedish. johan and his girlfriend are club 8 and somehow
poprace also gets tied in somewhere along the same lines.
acid house kings were on a european tour and got fellow sk=E5ninge popstrers
leslies a deal with the french label la belle pop. and even the
kristianastad threepiece starlet are good freinds of all bands and are well
worth looking out for.
the threesong demo that was raved about is not the siesta "rise and shine"
EP but a new demo recorded this winter and it is indeed their best stuff
yet, and if thats not enough the 3 song "smile" ep on sunday is a good bet
aswell, a little more synthetic but then again it is produced by mike of
they-go-boom and the rumour is that the field mice original drummachine was
used in the recording process.
i'll join in on the siesta praise aswell, very cool label, but we mustn't
forget elephant their spanish little brother, there's loads of cool stuff
coming out there as well.
whateever... toby
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 96 15:38:09 +0200
From: robert@astro.su.se (Robert Cumming)
Subject: Stockholm Studion gigs
Fr 12/4 Glue + Caesar's Palace (free entry)
Lö 13/4 Starmarket + Candymen 80:-
Ti 16/4 Broder Daniel 40:-
On 17/4 Joyrider + Crazy Gods of Endless Love 80:-
To 18/4 Busty + Standards 60:-
Fr 19/4 Brick + Albatross 80:-
Lö 20/4 Nausea Hits + Honeysuckle (free entry)
Lö 20/4 Jackie Leven + Andy White 120:-
Fr 26/4 Tic Tox + Weeping Willows 100:-
Lö 27/4 Bob Hund (matinee 16h, no age limit) 80:-
Lö 27/4 Bob Hund (evening 20h) 100:-
Må 29/4 Neurosis + Unsane 100:-
Robert
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 12:51:38 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg <forsberg@charm.net>
Subject: NON-SCAN: Stereolab
Hi all,
Well, I'd been hearing about this band Stereolab on this list for awhile
now, and the descriptions sounded cool, so the other day I listened to
thier new CD (something about "emperor ketchup") at the CD shop. I was
pretty much blown away. Waaaaaaaay better than I was expecting. It was
actually the coolest, most inventive thing I've heard in some
time! Now I know this band has a decent sized back catalog, so the
question is: is their other stuff as good as this new release? What would
be a good "next" Stereolab album to purchase? Could someone who is
into this band help me out here? Many thanx in advance,
-Chris
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 96 21:00:26 +0200
From: robert@astro.su.se (Robert Cumming)
Subject: Bob hund interviewed in DN
Yesterday's Dagens Nyheter had bob hund all over the front page of the
Arts section... First with a fresh translation, yours truly!
Robert, actually a bit miffed that it's only going to be an EP
----
"YOU HAVE TO LOOK AFTER YOUR FAULTS"
by Ann Persson, trans Robert Cumming
Rock music usually smells of beer, _stor stark_ beer. Bob hund have
strawberry juice in their glass and a heart jumping like popcorn
popping. They sing about fully-grown popkids who don't want to be
boring distanced men. An EP and hard gigging in Soedermalm's clubs
gave birth to rumours about a band that wasn't quite like any other.
They appeared from nowhere just when I had almost given up keeping up
with all those new promising Swedish pop bands. The singer climbed
out on the crowd's arms and sang synth-psalms with a brittle, hesitant
voice, trembling with child-like faith, bursting out into clashing
punk noise.
-- Three chords everyone knows and the wrong tune. That's what makes
it really great. You have to turn up the volume on the mistakes, says
singer Thomas Oeberg.
Bob hund are a slimline band who have proved themselves to be broader
than that. Their only LP ended up in the charts. And when Pop
magazine let Blur listen to Swedish music, bob hund's record was the
only one they wanted to take home with them.
In a week or so bob hund will once again do something untypical of the
music business. They're releasing a new EP with four songs, on both
vinyl and CD.
-- People have learnt to like the scratches on vinyl records. The
ones who do all that smart polishing don't realise that people
actually like defects. They don't realise that machines have to be
made to adapt to people who arrive too late, people who forget,
people who are unhappy or have a sore stomach. Things that are
clinically perfect don't need my love. They don't need me, says
Thomas Oeberg.
When the press wanted nothing other than to show off the new, fresh
and gifted, bob hund kept their distance. It takes a week before they
decide to say yes to this interview. If you care about things and
there are six members in the band, things take time. Finally bob hund
decide unanimously to let singer Thomas Oeberg and guitarist Conny
Nimmersjoe meet DN at a cafe called The Bakery. New negotiations are
required before the photographer can get all six in the same picture.
Bob hund don't want to waste rehearsal time, you see; the band is made
up of young parents and the sort that live Dracula lives till five in
the morning. Jonas Jonasson and Thomas Oeberg were in a synth duo;
Conny began as a post-punk and managed to play a fair bit before the
punk clubs closed in the mid-80s. What brought the band together was
a love of human frailty. They met in the rehearsal studio without
protective ice-hockey gear, and without polite chatter about the
best films of the 90s.
-- Everyone in the band has faults that it took turning thirty to
discover. A lot of the charm of it is because we like each other's
faults, says Thomas.
Conny continues: -- Our music isn't muscle-stretching music. If we
play, we don't sound like Soundgarden, says Conny. None of us got to
do military service. We wanted to. But we didn't get to.
The band's lyrics are a crusade against entrenched certainty: "It would
be easy for me to say I don't really like you. But I do, I think."
Fragile, hesitating and trembling. And in another song: "Boy's
bedroom and a girl, terror or joy?"
-- I sometimes think it's fun to take off my shirt on stage. But it's
just because I'm so incredibly skinny. It gets a bit ridiculous when
the Rolling Stones radiate the feeling that everything will be fine if
you just drink cans of beer, burp, slam the door, get nosebleeds and
sweat under the arms. But then there are interesting macho types,
like Gregory Peck, says Thomas.
Instead of Bob Dylan he cites his old Swedish teacher as a source of
inspiration. And Fritiof Nilsson Piraten's account of student life
'Three Terms', with its fanatstic swings between half-crazy drunken
humour and hypersentimental romance.
-- Rock music that only lives in a rock world is the most boring thing
possible, says Conny.
[translated without permission from DN]
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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 21:38:36 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Sami Rouhento <trsaro@uta.fi>
Subject: Re: red sleeping beauty (once again)
Toby wrote:
> they-go-boom and the rumour is that the field mice original drummachine was
> used in the recording process.
Ooh...*swoon* My fave drum machine ever...:)
Sami
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Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 14:15:33 +0100
From: Ann Nilsson och Magnus Skarbo <Ann.Nilsson.9332@student.uu.se>
Subject: Re: NON-SCAN: Stereolab
At 12.51 1996-04-12 -0400, Chris Forsberg wrote:
>Hi all,
>Well, I'd been hearing about this band Stereolab on this list for awhile
>now, and the descriptions sounded cool, so the other day I listened to
>thier new CD (something about "emperor ketchup") at the CD shop. I was
>pretty much blown away. Waaaaaaaay better than I was expecting. It was
>actually the coolest, most inventive thing I've heard in some
>time! Now I know this band has a decent sized back catalog, so the
>question is: is their other stuff as good as this new release? What would
>be a good "next" Stereolab album to purchase? Could someone who is
>into this band help me out here? Many thanx in advance,
To Chris and other Stereolabs
I recommend the Stereolab single collection "Refried Ectoplasm(switched on
volume 2)".Listen to the cool tune "LO BOOB OSCILLATOR". You can buy the
record without listen to It in advance. Its great.
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Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 11:12:25 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Bear Quartet
I'm about to get an order from MTG but Joerg is writing and telling me that
there is more room in my package to add a few more records (and still pay
the same amount for p&p - that's great mailorder service, BTW).
I was wondering about adding something by BEAR QUARTET to my order.
Joerg's got:
"To Create a Monster" CD5 - 10DM, and
"Everybody Else" CD - 25DM
This is what he says about them:
"These B.Z. releases are the best they ever did (I think). Warm and
melancholic pop that reminds me somehow of the Apartments (except the
voice)."
Second opinions anyone? Recommendations? Other thoughts?
Cheers,
Alexander
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Date: 13 Apr 96 16:26:11 EDT
From: Mo Holkar / UKG <100745.3625@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: NON-SCAN: Stereolab
Although this isn't scan-indie, Chris asked about Stereolab and I hope no-one
else will mind seeing it here.
Actually, if you like the new album Emperor Tomato Ketchup, you'll like
everything they've ever done, because it's all extremely similar in style and
consistent in quality. It's a tremendously powerful musical vision which
they've managed to develop to such a large extent it's quite frightening.
Look out for last year's Music from the Amorphous Body Centre (this was
limited edition so may be difficult to find), the compilation which is
called Refried Ectoplasm Switched On (Volume Two), the album Mars Audiac
Quintet... and anything else you can find, really, you won't be disappointed.
For anyone who doesn't know the band, their sound is tremendously lush and
hpnotically repetitive but at the same time tuneful and engaging, with Hammond
organ to the fore in the earlier stuff especially, and bizarre Marxist vocals
mostly in French... difficult to describe! Perhaps like a cross between St
Etienne and Kraftwerk (hmm...)
Mo
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Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 23:46:41 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg <forsberg@charm.net>
Subject: Re: NON-SCAN: Stereolab
On 13 Apr 1996, Mo Holkar / UKG wrote:
> For anyone who doesn't know the band, their sound is tremendously lush and
> hpnotically repetitive but at the same time tuneful and engaging, with Hammond
> organ to the fore in the earlier stuff especially, and bizarre Marxist vocals
> mostly in French... difficult to describe! Perhaps like a cross between St
> Etienne and Kraftwerk (hmm...)
First, I'd like to say thanks to everyone who gave me Stereolab
suggestions. And as far as comparisons go, I'd also add in early 70's
Funkadelic and Pink Floyd (those psychedelic, swirling organs),...anyone
who likes the song "Metronomic Underground" (I love it) should check out
Funkadelic's "Free Your Mind and your Ass Will Follow"....it's got the
exact same vibe and spacey, psychey atmosphere!
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Date: Sun, 14 Apr 1996 12:10:04 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: Re: Bear Quartet
According to xander@sirius.com:
* I was wondering about adding something by BEAR QUARTET to my order.
* Joerg's got:
*
* Second opinions anyone? Recommendations? Other thoughts?
I'd definitely recommend you get "Everybody Else" - it's my favourite
album by them (well, haven't heard their latest yet, maybe it's even
better? Any opinions on this, anyone?).
It's very mellow, laidback, soft and melancholic (as Jorg said in his
description)...and the guitarwork is simply amazing.
Kimmo
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 11:19:28 +0100
From: u9503665@bournemouth.ac.uk (Daniel Hansson)
Subject: Re: Bear Quartet
>According to xander@sirius.com:
>
>* I was wondering about adding something by BEAR QUARTET to my order.
>* Joerg's got:
>*
>* Second opinions anyone? Recommendations? Other thoughts?
>
>I'd definitely recommend you get "Everybody Else" - it's my favourite
>album by them (well, haven't heard their latest yet, maybe it's even
>better? Any opinions on this, anyone?).
I'd recommend you all of their albums; Bear Quartet is simply the best
Scandinavian band by far. The three first albums, "Penny Century", "Cosy
Den", and "Family Affair" are more guitar based, with inspiration from the
likes of Pavement, Sebadoh, Dinosaur Jr, Television and Smiths. While the
two latest; "Everybody Else" and "Holy Holy" are more easy listening,
influenced by Stereolab, Burt Bacharach, Go-Betweens and Carole King (?). On
the whole, Bear Quartet differs from all other Swedish, and Scandinavian
bands, mostly because of the brilliant, sad and melancholic lyrics -
absolutely ace. Like Smiths without humour.
My favourite album is "Cosy Den", but the "Revisited EP" with the wondrous
"Capital Breath" track (best intro in swedish pop history?), I'd recommend
you as well. Their last album, "Holy Holy" continues where "Everybody Else"
ended but is in some way lacking energy, it feels like some songs not are
fully completed yet. However, there are as usual some brilliant lyrics and
songs, "Same Spell On Everyone", a cynical story, and "Born With Teeth",
about themselves (?), are rather swell.
regards
Daniel
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:24:02 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Easy does it...
Just wanted to let you all know that I will post all the lists, replies,
posts and whatever people are waiting for as soon as possible - why I
haven't done it yet? Well, the whole modempool here at Lysator is packed
to the limit (and it has been for two-three days now) and I just can't
get in (this message is sent from another machine).
The Fidget article/interview will be posted as well - but not before a
week from now, which is when I will know if the magazine wants it or
not.
Keep the faith.
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:40:33 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Swedish tape
On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, siri@algonet.se (siri ahmed) wrote:
> couldn't we add fidget to the tape, pleeeeease. that would be just
> wonderful. besides aquadays, that's the demo-band that seems to be the
> best.
And trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti) replied:
> I agree completely. After all the talk about them it would be really
> great to actually hear what they sound like, especially because they
> decided to cancel their Tampere gig a couple of weeks ago... (they are
> going to hear about this until they come back :)
And Chris Forsberg <forsberg@charm.net> agreed:
> Me too!!!! ;-)
Okay then, so there are at least four (including me) people _for_ including
Fidget on the Swedish Indie Tape. I bet that there will be similar voices
heard about Shallow Soundwave too, so why not just include them on the tape
too, right? Well, hopefully I can squeeze one song/band onto the tape, but
I can't say for sure until we decide on the rest of the tape!
**************************************
** TIME TO VOTE AGAIN! **
**************************************
So here goes: Please let me (email: chief@lysator.liu.se) know which of the
following songs _you_ would like to see included on the Swedish Indie Tape
as soon as possible!
Bear Quartet -> - Blizzard
* Carsick
* One Final, Sandi
Cardigans -> - Black letter day
- Celia Inside
* Gordons Gardenparty
Eggstone -> - Have You Seen Mary
- My Trumpets
Red Sleeping Beauty -> - ?
Popsicle -> * A Song Called Liberty
- Blow Up
* Diving Bell
* Hey Princess
* Make Up
- Not Forever
- Power Ballad #1
- Slow
* Soul Laquer Drug
* Sunkissed
Wannadies -> - My Hometown
* Never Killed Anyone
Yvonne -> * Drifter
- Frozen
- the demo songs from that fanzine
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:40:56 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Razzmatazz
On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti) wrote:
>> (nina natri are also responsible for this very good fanzine
>> 'razzmatazz', but i guess you already knew that. anyway, it really is a
>> fine fanzine.)
>
> Well, I for one didn't know that. How can I get a copy?
And on Fri, 5 Apr 1996, siri@algonet.se (siri ahmed) answered:
> this should work (at least in sweden):
> put in 30 SEK + money for sending the fanzine to you at PG(PostGiro):
> RAZZMATAZZ c/o Lars Nordgren 4675952-8
>
> i don't know if it works but that's the way they describe it in the fanzine.
Hold that money Kimmo! Razzmatazz doesn't exist anymore! Nina told me
during the interview thingie that they had to stop making it because they
just couldn't afford it anymore (there's the damn economy thing again..).
So, you'd better off keeping your money.
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:41:14 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Swedish tape - Yvonne
On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, siri@algonet.se (siri ahmed) wrote:
>> Yvonne -> * Drifter
>> - Frozen
>> - the demo songs from that fanzine
>
> i don't know about drifter, but frozen is better than a big part of
> yvonne's cd. the whole ep (which contains "frozen", "...in grief" and
> "systematic") is in fact way better (imho).
Well, Drifter is probably their only released "indie pop style" song,
which I think is nice, but then again, it is hardly representative to
what they sound like today. And then again, Drifter is the only song
by them that I have. :-) But we'll vote again (see previous message)
and see what happens.
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:41:57 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Swedish tape - demos/new stuff
On Sat, 6 Apr 1996, xander@sirius.com wrote:
> Although I hope to be on the tape pipeline, I never voted because I want to
> hear all things that I know nothing about. With that in mind, I think it
> would be great to put the emphasis on demos/new stuff etc.
I totally agree with you there, but it looks like we're going for some
kind of mix of it all on this tape. But that doesn't stop us from making
a second Swedish Indie tape does it? :-)
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:42:58 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: MM review of Salt's Auscultate
On Tue, 9 Apr 96, ludde@kore.lk.se (Ludvig Borgne) wrote cheeringly:
> Did anyone see the review of Auscultate in last week's Melody Maker...?
> Pretty fun reading... I have never seen, and probably never will see, a
> more negative record review in my life...
No! I never buy them magazines (unless there's something really interesting
in them, that is). Could you type in the review and post it on the list?
I'd appreciate it!
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:42:28 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Radio Bandit
On Mon, 8 Apr 96, robert@astro.su.se (Robert Cumming) wrote:
>> Yeah, i'm sad about this. Apparently, they didn't get enough
>> commercials, so they changed their profile. Stupid move, i think.
>> Now it sucks a lot. This used to be the only listenable radio
>> channel in Sweden, and now it's "gone".
>
> On Saturday I saw a sticker stuck to a Bankomat on Drottninggatan that
> said 'FUCK SWEDISH BANDIT' on it...
Yeah, I saw stickers all around town (Stockholm) saying something about
what a crap move from Radio BANDIT it was to sack all their english DJs,
and that everyone should call or mail or fax or whatever them and tell
them that. (yes, I did leave out the foul words in the "translation"
here.. :-))
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:43:16 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Shallow Soundwave
On Thu, 11 Apr 1996, trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti) wrote:
> I had expected the tape would be rather good, but I was quite
> surprised to find out how incredibly wonderful it is! Four great songs
> with beautiful vocals and guitars with lots of effectboxes used in the
> right way, and great melodies to boot! I think this may be the best
> demo tape I have ever heard - I listened to it at least ten times in a
> row this morning and it just keeps on getting better!!! Soon I need to
> ask for a new copy to replace this doomed-to-be-worn-out one :)
I just had to quote that whole section. It can't be said enough times. :-)
And I'm glad that you liked it - I was pretty sure that you would, but
it's always comforting to hear that one wasn't mistaken. And the band-
comparisons couldn't be more correct. They're really *smashing*.
> Need I say more? Write to them pronto and tell you want to hear this tape!!
And I second that recommendation.
> ...shoegaze will never die...dreampop will never end... :)
Amen to that!
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:44:47 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: P3 Live on Thursday
And the P3 Live broadcast on Thursday (18/4) (that was "tba" earlier in
the list posted) is going to be:
Presidents of the United States Of America - Stockholm, Studion 29-Mar-96
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:43:37 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Bear Quartet
On Sat, 13 Apr 1996, xander@sirius.com wrote:
> I was wondering about adding something by BEAR QUARTET to my order.
> Joerg's got:
>
> "To Create a Monster" CD5 - 10DM, and
> "Everybody Else" CD - 25DM
>
> This is what he says about them:
>
> "These B.Z. releases are the best they ever did (I think). Warm and
> melancholic pop that reminds me somehow of the Apartments (except the
> voice)."
>
> Second opinions anyone? Recommendations? Other thoughts?
It really all depends on what you're looking for here. The ones above shows
you a BQ that has changed somewhat from their previously usual experimental
guitar-noise-wall-ish sound, that was what made me love the band. That is to
say that all their earlier albums and EPs differ from the two CDs above. But
I am not saying that the above ones are bad or something. I like them too,
just not as much, because the alarming guitars are simply _gone_ there. More
melodies, trumpets, trombones (right? - I just can't remember right now) and
Matti really singing in high tones (which was pretty umm, surprising for me,
the first time I heard it...).
In a nutshell - if you want guitar-walls: go for their earlier releases.
My 5 euro cents..
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:41:34 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Shallow
On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, Per L}ngstr|m <s94pla@csd.uu.se> wrote:
>> Shallow - have finally changed their name, due to the number of bands with
>> the same name, which has been discussed a lot here earlier. Their
>> blah blah blah
>
> hmm, the canadian version was forced to changed their name too, due to
> this problem. they're called "north dakota" these days, but i doubt they
> have gotten any better. hmm, i wonder who the third band was who made
> these other two bands change their names? uh, i guess it doesn't matter..
> the third band probably had a bunch of dick-sucking lawers on some major
> label to back them up..
There were even 4 bands called Shallow - the Canadian one, the UK one
and two Swedish ones (one from Link|ping and one from Gothenburg). So,
now there are only two left, the Link|ping and the UK ones.
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:43:56 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Red Sleeping Beauty
And with regards to the _Red Sleeping Beauty_ discussion, I leave it to
you guys out there to select what song to include on the Swedish tape
because, like I said before, I haven't even heard them (which is a bit
embarrasing to say nowadays...). And then someone will have to send me
a tape or CD or 7" or something, so that I can finally hear what they
sound like (and include them on the tape)! Help!
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
------------------------------
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:44:22 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Upcoming Promotion Visits [15-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie UPCOMING PROMOTION VISITS Scandinavian Indie
April 15th, 1996
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AC/DC (Warner) 21/4 Stockholm
China Drum (MNW ILR) 9-11/5 Malmo, Gothenburg, Stockholm
Elvis Costello (Warner) 17/4 Stockholm (+ Showcase)
Crazy Gods Of Endless Noice (BMG) 17/4 Stockholm
Francis Dunnery (Warner) 27/5 Stockholm
Hootie & The Blowfish (Warner) 27/5 Stockholm
Psyked Up Janis (MNW ILR) 9-11/5 Malmo, Gothenburg, Stockholm
Raw Stylus (BMG) 7-9/5 Stockholm
Shaggy (Virgin) 17/4 Uppsala
18/4 Salen
20/4 Overlida
Specials (Virgin) 20/5 Lund
Super Furry Animals (Sony) 16/4 Stockholm
Terrorvision (EMI) 17-18/4 Stockholm
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//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 21:45:13 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Music on the TV [15-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie MUSIC ON THE TV Scandinavian Indie
April 15th -> April 18th
Day Date Artist/What TV Program Channel Time
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Mon 15/4 Starmarket Soda SVT 1 19.15
Toppen Toppen ZTV 19.15
Tue 16/4 Pop & Indie Pop & Indie ZTV 19.15
Toppen Toppen ZTV 21.00 R
Alternative Nation Alternative Nation MTV Europe 00.00
Wed 17/4 Musikrevyn Musikrevyn SVT 1 19.15
Red Hot Chili Peppers Bootleg MTV Europe 21.00
The Cranberries Unplugged MTV Europe 00.00
Thu 18/4 Terrorvision N|jesrevyn SVT 1 22.30
R = Rerun
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This list is also available on the Scandinavian Indie WWW pages
at: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/uptv.html
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 23:33:42 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Re: Bear Quartet
Thanks to everyone who spoke up and gave me opinions about BQ. I much the
wiser for it.
>...More
>melodies, trumpets, trombones (right? - I just can't remember right now) and
>Matti really singing in high tones (which was pretty umm, surprising for me,
>the first time I heard it...).
Make mine with horns. I adore trombones.
Cheers,
Alexander
-----------------------
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 23:34:29 -0700
From: xander@sirius.com
Subject: Re: Swedish tape
>Okay then, so there are at least four (including me) people _for_ including
>Fidget on the Swedish Indie Tape. I bet that there will be similar voices
>heard about Shallow Soundwave too, so why not just include them on the tape
>too, right? Well, hopefully I can squeeze one song/band onto the tape, but
>I can't say for sure until we decide on the rest of the tape!
Does this sound crazy? I happen to be very fond of the Cardigans, but this
is probably the one band that everyone on the list *has* heard already.
And chances are, everyone knows whether they like them or not. So maybe it
would work in the interest of introducing new music to new listeners to
drop them from the tape line up and donate their space to some lesser known
act?
Anyway, I still find it hard to vote, because I keep hoping that everything
on the tape will be new to me, but in the spirit of passing the best songs
along to everyone on the tape chain, I'll cast these votes:
Eggstone: My Trumpets (of the songs offered. "Beach Boy" and "Good Morning"
are probably my two favorites, though).
Red Sleeping Beauty: Her Favorite Cliche
(I know little or nothing about the rest of the bands).
Alexander
------------------------
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 96 09:53:05 +0200
From: etxsahm@cyber.ericsson.se (Marten Sahlen)
Subject: Fidget (Was Re: Swedish tape)
chief@lysator.liu.se wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, siri@algonet.se (siri ahmed) wrote:
>>
>> couldn't we add fidget to the tape, pleeeeease. that would be just
>> wonderful. besides aquadays, that's the demo-band that seems to be the
>> best.
>
> Okay then, so there are at least four (including me) people _for_ including
> Fidget on the Swedish Indie Tape.
Count me in also. I might have missed some discussions about Fidget while
I was unsubscribed, but I just want to say that I thought they were very
good when they played at Sturehof in Stockholm last Friday. There are still
some rough spots, but they have tremendous potential. I got the feeling
that Sugarcubes would have sounded like this if they were signed to Creation.
----------------------------
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 12:52:10 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chris Forsberg <forsberg@charm.net>
Subject: Re: Fidget (Was Re: Swedish tape)
On Tue, 16 Apr 1996, Marten Sahlen wrote:
> Count me in also. I might have missed some discussions about Fidget while
> I was unsubscribed, but I just want to say that I thought they were very
> good when they played at Sturehof in Stockholm last Friday. There are still
> some rough spots, but they have tremendous potential. I got the feeling
> that Sugarcubes would have sounded like this if they were signed to Creation.
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!!
--------------------------
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 01:04:15 +0300 (EET DST)
From: trkisa@uta.fi (Kimmo Saaskilahti)
Subject: Re: Red Sleeping Beauty
According to chief@lysator.liu.se:
* And with regards to the _Red Sleeping Beauty_ discussion, I leave it to
* you guys out there to select what song to include on the Swedish tape
* because, like I said before, I haven't even heard them (which is a bit
* embarrasing to say nowadays...). And then someone will have to send me
* a tape or CD or 7" or something, so that I can finally hear what they
* sound like (and include them on the tape)! Help!
OK, I'll see what I can do, as I'm going to send you a tape anyway (as
you already know...) I'll include the three-song demo which was talked
about earlier at least.
In case you can't wait until my incompetence disappears temporarily,
you can always try some of the friendly mail-order services who carry
RSB stuff. It's not really that hard, Erik, I have done it
successfully several times, so anybody can do it! :) 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 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).
there's nothing like receiving a fresh package of 7"'s and CD's once
in a while.
Kimmo
listening to "Boomania" by Betty Boo (no kidding!)
---------------------------
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 06:21:04 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Rock Festival in Lulea
On Wed, 10 Apr 1996, Petter Tiilikainen <burrito@ludd.luth.se> wrote:
>> I thought the festival only stretched from Friday to Saturday (10-11). On
>> Saturday, 2 bands featuring listmembers, Blake Carringtons and Able, both
>> from Uppsala, will play.
>
> The posters and their homepage say 9-11, but I think the first
> day is just a "warm up". Nor the posters or homepage tell much
> more than that apart from before mentioned bands, also KSMB
> and Javlar Anamma plays. http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/lurf
> is url anyway.
Interesting! Can someone (Petter?) post more information about the festival?
Like more bands that are playing there? Price? Email and Postal addresses
to the festival? Please?
Thanks!
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
-----------------------------
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 06:22:31 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Motor Tour List UPDATE [17-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie Motor Tour List UPDATE Scandinavian Indie
April 17th 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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SWEDISH ARTISTS:
59 Times The Pain Burning Heart
9/6 Provinsi rock (SF) New Date
Bob Hund *NEW* Silence
10/5 Umea - Humlan
30/5 Malmo - KB
1/6 Lidkoping - Solkult
Martin Hall *NEW* Virgin
2/5 Copenhagen - Cirkusbygningen
Liberator Burning Heart
1/6 Fagersta - Bergslagsrock New Date
2/6 Handen - Mera Hitlatar New Date
Millencolin Burning Heart
19/4 Denton, TX New Date
20/4 Houston, TX New Date
23/4 Jacksonville, Fl New Date
24/4 Palm Bay, FL New Date
25/4 Miami, FL New Date
26/4 St.Petersburg, FL New Date
27/4 Atlandta, GA New Date
28/4 Columbia, SC New Date
1/5 Philadelphia, PS New Date
2/5 Asbury Park, N New Date
3/5 Danbury, CT New Date
4/5 New York New Date
6/5 Quebec New Date
7/5 Montreal, CAN New Date
8/5 Toronto, CAN New Date
9/5 Buffalo, NY New Date
10/5 Lakewood, OH New Date
11/5 Detroit New Date
12/5 Chicago, Il New Date
No Fun at all Burning Heart
1/6 Fagersta - Bergslagsrocken New Date
20/6 Nummirock New Date
21/6 Lahti - Midsummer Festival New Date
29/6 Roskilde - Festival New Date
Popsicle Telegram/Wea
7/6 Soderhamnsfestivalen Cancelled
Satanic Surfers Burning Heart
25/4 Dortmund New Date
26/4 Hengelo New Date
27/4 Sneek New Date
28/4 Rotterdam New Date
29/4 Amsterdam New Date
30/4 Den Bosch New Date
1/5 Oostende New Date
3/5 Kontich New Date
4/5 Dilsen New Date
6/5 Ulm New Date
7/5 Freiburg New Date
8/5 Zug New Date
9/5 Wil New Date
10/5 Zurich New Date
11/5 Geneve New Date
12/5 Albi New Date
13/5 Bordeaux New Date
14/5 Poitiers New Date
15/5 Paris New Date
17/5 Saarbrucken New Date
18/5 Dusseldorf New Date
19/5 Wilhelmshafen New Date
20/5 Walsrode New Date
21/5 Bochum New Date
22/5 Munchen New Date
23/5 Karlsruhe New Date
24/5 Wailblingen New Date
26/5 Eindhoven New Date
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NON SWEDISH ARTISTS:
Jeff Dahl (US) Border
1/5 Copenhagen - Stengade 30 New Date
Psyched Up Janis This Way Up/Island
special guests : Shed Seven & Schwarzwald Library New Extra Guest
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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, 17 Apr 1996 06:23:00 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Selected News [17-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie SELECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
April 17th, 1996
by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
"Remember where you heard it first"
Contents:
A West Side Fabrication, Fidget, Roskilde Festival, Salt, Sound Affects,
Trastocksfestivalen, Wannadies.
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A West Side Fabrication - the Skelleftea label that would sign yet another
band to their stable (reported earlier here) has
not yet done so. The owner, Jocke, says that he
really has had way too much to do lately, and that
there really has not been time for it, but that he
would work on it. So keep him busy with your demo
cassettes! Address: A West Side Fabrication,
Box 183, 931 22 Skelleftea, Sweden.
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Fidget - the planned showcase April 12th in Stockholm was moved to the club
"O" at the last minute, and they had to start as early as 19:30.
"So that we wouldn't disturb the guests at Sturehof" Daniel (guitar)
explained afterwards. The gig went very well, even though an effect-
pedal did not want to work from the start and a cord that did not
want to stay put in Daniel's guitar. A&R people from ten (!) record
labels were present in the audience, which made the band very
nervous, but they were very well received and played an extra
number too. (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Roskilde Festival - in Denmark June 27-30 adds a bunch of new names to their
already impressive list of bands/artists appearing:
Bel Canto (N), Bluetones (The) (UK), Nick Cave & The
Bad Seeds (AUS), D.A.D. (DK), Foo Fighters (US),
Frontline Assembly (CAN), Kinky Vibes (N), Mole Session
(The) (S), Schweinhund (N), Underworld (UK) and
Walkabouts (The) (US). (Source: Roskilde Information)
Salt - (MVG/Island) are starting their next US tour the day after tomorrow
in Baltimore. That we know. But their US label, Island, has not
decided whether or not they will actually make a CD single of the
song "So". If it will be released, it will also come with a couple
of non-album tracks, which means _new_ songs. There is no change in
the plans for the 'Mission Impossible: the Soundtrack' CD though.
"So" will still appear on it. The CD will be released in the US in
May and the movie comes out at the end of May (also in the US).
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Sound Affects - one of the best swedish Pop magazines will _not_ release
their next issue in June, as stated in current issue. This
is no surprise to its readers, as it has taken about a year
between issues lately. What _is_ a surprise is that the
new issue will be released at the end of April (!) instead!
Time for miracles! (Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Trastocksfestivalen - the Swedish Woodstock (yes it is for free) that takes
place in Skelleftea July 19-20 will have a very strong
emphasis on "indie" music this year, says record label
guru Jocke at West Side. Indie Mecca sort of. The line-
up will start to be presented in about a week, but as
usual, most of the West Side bands will perform. The
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.
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Wannadies - (Soap/Indolent) entered the UK single chart directly at number
18 this week with their single "You And Me Song". Indolent will
because of this start to promote their album(s) once again. The
band will go on a 10-gig tour by themselves in the UK starting
at the end of April. (Source: ZTV)
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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: Wed, 17 Apr 1996 06:21:33 +0200 (MET DST)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Festival Lists - Hultsfred [17-Apr-96]
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Scandinavian Indie Festival Lists Scandinavian Indie
Hultsfred Festival 1996 (June 13-15 1996)
Updated 17-Apr-96 by Erik S|derstr|m (chief@lysator.liu.se)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Artis The Spoonman (US)
Bad Religion (US) Sony
Barkmarket (US) American Recordings
Bjork (Island) PolyGram
Frank Black (US) Sony
Bluetones (The) (UK) PolyGram
Blur (UK) EMI
Edwyn Collins (UK) Virgin
NEW Cure (The) (UK) Virgin
Dog Eat Dog (US) MNW ILR
Fear Factory (US) MNW ILR
Gypsys From Rajastan (Indien)
Emmylou Harris (US) MD
Iggy Pop (US) Virgin
Joykiller (US) Border
Mike Flowers Pops (The) (UK) PolyGram
Ministry (US) Wea
NEW Moby (US) Virgin
Northen Uproar (UK) BMG
Pennywise (US) Border
Prodigy (The) (UK) XL/MNW ILR
Pulp (UK) PolyGram
Sick Of It All (UK) Wea
Skunk Anansie (UK) Virgin
Southen Culture On The Skids (US) Geffen/MCA
Walkabouts (US) Virgin
59 Times The Pain Burning Heart
Olle Adolphson MNW
Chester Copperpot Dolores/MD
Cirkus Cirkor
Drain MVG
Fireside House of Kicks
Ali Hussein
Kent BMG
Kumekameli
Liberator Burning Heart
Lifvens Vannerr
Olle Ljungstrom Wea
Melony Soap
Naked Stockholm Records
No Fun At All Burning Heart
Passage 4
Popsicle Telegram/Wea
NEW Refused House of Kicks
Sanktum Cold meat Industry/HOK
Teddybears Sthlm MVG
Tongue Gongue
Yvonne Energy
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Cancelled so far:
At The Gates
Afghan Whigs
Lush
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Complete festival information can be found on the Scandinavian Indie WWW :
http://www.lysator.liu.se/festival.html
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