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Scandinavian Indie Digest Vol 03 Issue 48
Scandinavian Indie Digest Thu Nov 7, 1996 Volume 3 : Issue 48
There are 10 messages totalling 884 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. Gus Gus ? (2)
2. estonian tape?
3. Speaker
4. Sin's Swedish Bands Outside Scandinavia Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
5. Gus Gus
6. Musikmagasinet this week
7. Sin's Selected News [07-Nov-96]
8. Sin's Scandinavian Bands Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
9. Sin's Non-Scan Bands Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 19:25:33 +0100
From: micre215@knuten.liu.se (Michael Rehnstrom)
Subject: Re: Gus Gus ?
>>> Does anybody on this list know anything about the band "Gus Gus"?
>>
>> They are from Iceland. It's a band formed by a bunch of filmmakers or
>> theatre guys, if memory serves.....unfortunatley I can't remember a damn
>> thing about their sound, but I think Albert Siggurdsson from this list
>> posted something about them. You there Albert?
>
> Toby showed their video at Alternative Nation (MTV) last night.
> I really liked it. Mail Toby and request the video. It's not that
> hard to convince Toby. I've managed twice. Mail him at:
> alternative.nation@mtvne.com
> Good luck and watch out!
I saw the video, which was called "polyesterday" on alternative nation and
I think it can be described as somewhere inbetween ambient techno and
trip-hop. Hard to say exactly, 'cause it changed tempo and sound at least a
couple of times.
/Micke
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:12:38 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: estonian tape?
On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, Sami Rouhento <trsaro@uta.fi> wrote:
> can anyone tell me what's happening with the estonian indie tape that's
> supposed be making the rounds somewhere out there... is it still going
> or has it disappeared into a black hole? what did the people who heard
> it think about it?
Hey Sami,
that's also something I was wondering about.. I haven't seen it yet,
though I don't know where in the chain I'm at, so who knows how many
people are before me? Who's sitting on the tape!?
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:13:42 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Gus Gus ?
On Wed, 06 Nov 96, Jens Agren <jensa@loranga.df.lth.se> wrote:
> Toby showed their video at Alternative Nation (MTV) last night. I really
> liked it. Mail Toby and request the video. It's not that hard to convince
> Toby. I've managed twice. Mail him at: alternative.nation@mtvne.com
Yeah, and was I surprised! Gus Gus (from Iceland) "Polyesterday" from their
new CD5 "Polyesterday", Circle (from Finland) "Valerian" from their new
album "Zopalki" and Poor Rich Ones (from Norway) "Other Days" from something
I don't know what it is called "Naivety's Star" (and of course, not to forget,
Verve's "On Your Own")
But anyway, Gus Gus ... well, if you read what I wrote about * Doris Days *
a while ago on the list, that is exactly what Gus Gus' "Polyesterday" sounds
like. Urban trip-hop/ambient style - really suggestive music, though I have
to say that I like Doris Days better. They sound more.. hmm, what can I
say, professional? But then again, I haven't heard any other songs by
Gus Gus, so who knows? Maybe they are even better?
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
P.S. I have asked Alternative Nation to show stuff for as long as I
can remember (I mean, even back in the 120 Minutes days) and
they have _never_ showed anything I have requested... D.S.
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:14:04 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Speaker
On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, micre215@knuten.liu.se (Michael Rehnstrom) wrote:
> Has anyone on this list listened to Speakers album? I know the release has
> been cancelled, but i figured there might be some promos or demo tapes
> around. If that is the case - review please. I think their latest single -
> "Who are you?" was OK. But I'm also a bit sad that Green doesn't exist
> anymore.
No, I haven't heard it yet unfortunately - though I have the two singles,
"Dictionary" and "Who Are You?" (the last one is the best one - not as
tame as the first, but a bit rougher, more guitars, more pleasant in my ears..)
And I also have the Levi's Promo CD (!!) (on Stockholm Records) called
"Speaker & friends" they gave away if you bought Levi's stuff for more
than 500 SEK (last week at least) which has the following groups and tracks
on it - ((!!) means that I'm a bit surprised about it by the way...)
1. Speaker - "Who Are You?"
2. Speaker - "Dictionary"
3. Mutts - "I Need Needles"
4. Cloudberry Jam - "Going Further (Remix '96)"
5. Favorita - "Seven Comforts"
6. Tennis - "Shyway"
7. Tictox - "Sidetrack"
8. Calle Ljungstr|m - "Largo"
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:15:27 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Swedish Bands Outside Scandinavia Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
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Scan-Indie Swedish Indie Bands Outside Scandinavia Gig Guide Scan-Indie
November 6th, 1996
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Description
This is an often updated tour date list outside Scandinavia for some swedish
"indie" bands. The more the better, so if you have additional information,
corrections, or bands you like to see in this list, please e-mail me. This
information has been gathered from swedish newspapers Expressen and
Aftonbladet, as well as from the Scandinavian Indie mailing list and through
own snooping work.
Key
* Countries are marked with (COUNTRY) after the date and place.
* A '?' in the date entry means that the date is not 100% sure.
Included in the list below
Breach, The Cardigans, Fireside, Kent, Komeda, Mindjive, Popsicle, Refused.
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* Breach
6/11 Bochum, Zwischenfall (D)
7/11 Munchen, Backstage (D)
8/11 Herford, Spunk (D)
9/11 Saarbrucken, TBA (D)
10/11 Fellbach, Unterhaus (D)
* The Cardigans
7/11 Dublin, Olympia (w/Popsicle) (IRL)
9/11 Bristol, Ansom Rooms (w/Popsicle) (UK)
10/11 Nottinghamn, Rock City (w/Popsicle) (UK)
11/11 Cambridge, Junction (w/Popsicle) (UK)
13/11 Wolverhampton, Wulfrun (w/Popsicle) (UK)
14/11 Leeds, Metropolitan University (w/Popsicle) (UK)
16/11 Glasgow, Arches (w/Popsicle) (SCOT)
17/11 Manchester, University (w/Popsicle) (UK)
19/11 Portsmouth, Pyramid (w/Popsicle) (UK)
20/11 London, Shepherd's Bush Empire (w/Popsicle & Eggstone) (UK)
21/11 London, Shepherd's Bush Empire (w/Popsicle) (UK)
3/12 Prag, Culture House Eden (CZ)
4/12 Wien, Szene Wien (A)
6/12 Milano, Magazzini (I)
7/12 Zurich, Palais Xtra (CH)
10/12 Madrid, Kathedral (E)
11/12 Barcelona, Bikini (E)
13/12 Paris, Divan du Monde (F)
14/12 Bruxelles, Ancienne Belqicue (B)
15/12 Amsterdam, Melkweg (NL)
7/1 Osaka, Kousei Nenkin Hall (w/Kent) (J)
8/1 Osaka, Kousei Nenkin Hall (w/Kent) (J)
9/1 Nagoya, Shimin Kaikan (w/Kent) (J)
10/1 Fukuoka, Sun Palace Hall (w/Kent) (J)
11/1 Nagoya, Shimin Kaikan (w/Kent) (J)
12/1 Tokyo, Fucyu No Mori (w/Kent) (J)
13/1 Omiya, Sonic City (w/Kent) (J)
14/1 Tokyo, Blitz (w/Kent) (J)
15/1 Tokyo, Blitz (w/Kent) (J)
16/1 Tokyo, Nihoo Budoukan (w/Kent) (J)
18/1 Sendai, Izumity (w/Kent) (J)
19/1 Tokyo, Blitz (w/Kent) (J)
Feb US (cities, venues not decided yet)
Mar US (cities, venues not decided yet)
* Fireside
6/11 Munchen, Backstage (w/Sebadoh) (D)
9/11 York, Tibbers (w/Vent 414) (UK)
10/11 Glasgow, King Tuts (w/Vent 414) (UK)
11/11 Sheffield, The Leadmill (w/Vent 414) (UK)
12/10 London, Hannover Grand (w/Vent 414) (UK)
* Kent (w/The Cardigans if everything goes as planned)
7/1 Osaka, Kousei Nenkin Hall (J)
8/1 Osaka, Kousei Nenkin Hall (J)
9/1 Nagoya, Shimin Kaikan (J)
10/1 Fukuoka, Sun Palace Hall (J)
11/1 Nagoya, Shimin Kaikan (J)
12/1 Tokyo, Fucyu No Mori (J)
13/1 Omiya, Sonic City (J)
14/1 Tokyo, Blitz (J)
15/1 Tokyo, Blitz (J)
16/1 Tokyo, Nihoo Budoukan (J)
18/1 Sendai, Izumity (J)
19/1 Tokyo, Blitz (J)
* Komeda
7/11 Los Angeles, Spaceland
* Mindjive
3/12 Chemnitz, AJZ Talschock (w/Refused) (D)
5/12 Bochum, Zwischenfall (w/Refused) (D)
6/12 Saarbrucken, TBA (w/Refused) (D)
7/12 Koln, Underground (w/Refused) (D)
9/12 Hamburg, Logo (w/Refused) (D)
13/12 M-Esterhofen, Ballroom (w/Refused) (D)
14/12 Berlin, TBA (w/Refused) (D)
15/12 Lohne-Maerschend, Circus Musious (w/Refused) (D)
16/12 Schleswig, JUZ (w/Refused) (D)
18/12 Hamburg, Markthalle (w/59 Times The Pain, Liberator, Satanic Surfers) (D)
19/12 Osnabruck, Hydepark (w/59 Times The Pain, Liberator, Satanic Surfers) (D)
20/12 Essen, Carl Zeche (w/59 Times The Pain, Liberator, No Fun At All) (D)
21/12 Koln, Luxor (w/59 Times The Pain, Liberator, No Fun At All) (D)
* Popsicle (w/The Cardigans)
7/11 Dublin, Olympia (IRL)
9/11 Bristol, Ansom Rooms (UK)
10/11 Nottinghamn, Rock City (UK)
11/11 Cambridge, Junction (UK)
13/11 Wolverhampton, Wulfrun (UK)
14/11 Leeds, Metropolitan University (UK)
16/11 Glasgow, Arches (SCOT)
17/11 Manchester, University (UK)
19/11 Portsmouth, Pyramid (UK)
20/11 London, Shepherd's Bush Empire (UK)
21/11 London, Shepherd's Bush Empire (UK)
Dec EUROPE (cities, venues not decided yet)
* Refused (w/Millencolin)
13/11 Nijmeggen, Doornroojse (NL)
14/11 Amsterdam, Melkweg (NL)
15/11 Tilburg, Noorderligt (NL)
16/11 Bryssel, VK (B)
17/11 Dilsen, CC (B)
19/11 Reims, Lusine (F)
20/11 Paris, Club Dunois (F)
21/11 Albi, Patqrausal (F)
22/11 Barcelona, Garage Club (E)
23/11 San Sebastian, Sala Quepos (ES)
24/11 Virtrolles, Sous Marin (F)
25/11 Turin, Dracma Club (I)
26/11 Bologna, Covo Club (I)
27/11 Milano, Bloom Club (I)
28/11 Zug, Galvanik (CH)
29/11 Bern, Wasserwerk (CH)
30/11 Zurich, Palis Xtra (CH)
1/12 Wil, Remise (CH)
2/12 Prag, Lucerna (CZ)
3/12 Chemnitz, AJZ Talschock (w/Mindjive) (D)
5/12 Bochum, Zwischenfall (w/Mindjive) (D)
6/12 Saarbrucken, TBA (w/Mindjive) (D)
7/12 Koln, Underground (w/Mindjive) (D)
9/12 Hamburg, Logo (w/Mindjive) (D)
13/12 M-Esterhofen, Ballroom (w/Mindjive) (D)
14/12 Berlin, TBA (w/Mindjive) (D)
15/12 Lohne-Maerschend, Circus Musious (w/Mindjive) (D)
16/12 Schleswig, JUZ (w/Mindjive) (D)
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This list is also available on the Scandinavian Indie Web-pages at:
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~chief/tourswe2.html
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:16:37 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Re: Gus Gus
As a lot of people are talking about Gus Gus, I might as well post this
far-from-ready thingy I've been working on...
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* GUS GUS *
from the 4AD signing of the band
compiled, arranged, formatted and gathered
by: Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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PRESENTATION
The latest signing from 4AD, Gus Gus, are a collective of artists, musicians,
filmakers, photographers, actors and more. The are from Reykjavik, Iceland,
a city with a population of about 100,000. The collective has nine members,
each playing a crucial point in all the group's actions. Their debut release
on 4AD, an EP entitled "Polyesterday", is available on 12" (BAD6013) and CD
(BAD6013CD). Gus Gus will also release a full-length album early next year
on 4AD.
STEPH
-photographer
-cinematographer
-visual artist
Runs Elf19, Reykjavik's finest purveyor of vinyl dance music (with DJ
Agzilla). A unique mixture of backbeats and romance has made Steph Herr
Legowitz's favorite DJ. He is a great admirer of neck warmers.
DANIEL AGUST
-singer
-songwriter
-actor
Former ski-maniac and amateur sports freak. Has been in successful
Icelandic bands for nearly a decade. Previous band Nydonsk broke up
two years ago after eight years of piling up gold records. Since then
he has performed in musicals and plays in the Icelandic National Theatre
and City Theatre of Reykjavik. He has two albums by other artists and
also lends his voice to cartoon voiceover work (including dubbing Top
Cat's Benny into Icelandic).
BIGGI THORARINSSON
-musician
-computer programmer
Currently working on OZ Virtual, the 3-D internet browser. He discovered
music late at age 16 when he instantly fell in love with Sylvester (and
other Hi-NRG acts) which led him to Visage, Depeche Mode and Marc Almond.
He is previously known for his work as half of underground ambient-house
group T-World, which he formed in the late eighties with DJ Herr Legowitz.
MAGNUS JONSSON
-singer
-songwriter
-actor
Magnus loves California and often performs onstage as a homosexual. In
fact, he is a former drag queen. Few Icelandic actors have performed
onstage as homosexuals more often. He is the former lead singer of
sentimental rock band The Silvertones. He adores James Bond and was
once brutally killed in a Hollywood viking B-movie.
HERR LEGOWITZ
-musician
-DJ
Also known as Maggi Lego, Herr is Iceland's most celebrated DJ. He is
the owner of the country's largest vinyl record collection. A master of
synth trading, he loves only his girlfriend more than his fast cars.
Herr contributed the special remixing effort on "Cold Breath '79" from
the Gus Gus EP "Polyesterday".
HAFDIS HULD
-singer
-songwriter
-actress
-dancer
Hafdis has been dancing, acting and singing onstage since the age of
four, encouraged by her lorry driving parents from Kopavogur. She sang
with several bands before Gus Gus (including hard rock band Shark
Remover). She performs in theatre and film. She is loved and admired
by the youth of her home town for being the most entertaining Sunday
school teacher at the local church.
SEFAN ARNI
-filmaker
-director
-writer
Sefan is also a glider pilot and a philosophy dropout. He makes videos
and documentaries with his brother (also in Gus Gus) Siggi Kjartansson
as the visual duo of Kjol & Anderson. Growing up in a print shop, he
familiarised himself with graphic design and various photographic
techniques. He discovered an untapped passion for acting during the
shooting of the latest Gus Gus film "Polyesterday".
SIGGI KJARTANSSON
-filmaker
-director
-writer
-songwriter
Siggi has an eye for detail. He is a former breakdancing elementary school
teacher and founded the multi award-winning film production company Kjol &
Anderson with his brother Sefan. He is also a professional liar. Manchmal
Gus Gus gut!
BALDUR STEFANSSON
-Director of Financial Arts (DFA)
-manager
-film producer
Baldur is also a controversial activist and once Iceland's most promising
young political candidate. He is the son of the director of the Icelandic
National Theatre. He has tried desperately all his life not to become
involved with any artistic activities, but failed, and is now in overdrive
at the helm of Gus Gus.
(written by Kjol & Anderson - 1996)
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(I) REGULAR RELEASES
1. Polyesterday (October ?, 1996)
BAD 6013 - 12" (4AD)
a) Polyesterday
b) Gun (husmix)
c) Polydistortion
Notes: Gun appears on their Iceland-only released debut album. It is
------ filled with dirty funk guitar and techno rhythms.
Voices about "Polyesterday" 12": "Gus Gus is BRILLIANT!! This band does
------ trip hop better than Tricky and Massive Attack combined...the
song is catchy and poppy and deserves more than anything released
on 4AD this year."
2. Polyesterday (October ?, 1996)
BAD 6013 CD - CD5 (4AD)
a) Polyesterday
b) Cold Breath '79 (Crystallized)
c) Late Polyesterday
d) Polydistortion
Notes: The title track appears in three forms on the disc. The first
------ track has entrancing beats, weird noises and loops - throw in a
funky-sounding guitar and some borderline adult-contemp vocals.
Track 3 is a tripped out remix of the first track - more suitable
for the dance floor, and track 4 is an instrumental version.
Track 2 has female vocals (male on the three others) described as
"a female Bjork-meets-Portishead sort of approach", the beats are
more subtle, the guitar is bassier (not funky).
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(II) PROMOS
1. Chocolate (September ?, 1996)
Gus 1 - 12" (???)
a) Chocolate
b) Chocolate (Techno)
c) Barry (Grave)
d) Cold Breath '79 (Craze)
Notes: ????
------
2. Polydistortion (September ?, 1996)
Gus 2 - 12" (???)
a) Polydistortion
b) Polyesterday
c) Cold Breath '79 (Husmix)
Notes: Polydistortion is a remix of Polyesterday, but bears little
------ relation to that track. It's a headtrip slow techno groove
that goes on for about 15 minutes (the single versions are
only 7.50 long) - and still seems too short. The other two
tracks are Polyesterday itself, different from the LP version
and probably the single version as well, and a very minmal
mix of Cold Breath '79.
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(III) HISTORY (kind of)
Pre-4AD:
1) Their debut album was released on Iceland.
September 1996 (and signed to 4AD):
1) Gus Gus promo 12" single "Chocolate" cat.no "Gus 1" was single of the
month in Muzik magazine.
2) Gus Gus promo 12" single "Chocolate" cat.no "Gus 1" was number 5 in
the UK DJ Returns chart.
October 1996:
1) 4AD sends out huge promo postcards featuring a photo of the entire
ensemble on the picture side, and some info about their release on the
flipside.
2) Gus Gus CD5 single "Polyesterday" was reviewed in NME (first week of
October). They didn't actually make much note of the music except that
it was a rejoinder to Nirvana's "Polly" and was harrowing with emotive
vocals. Mentioned the cover for the fact that it looked like a dead body.
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//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:17:10 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Musikmagasinet this week
Just a little reminder to watch this week's "Musikmagasinet" on ZTV
where they talk about demo tapes, and about/with Petrol (those two
look like they really are from Vasteras, and have Pandora as heroine..
heh heh).
Anyway, it is pretty funny to see them take a demo that obviously no
hard rock/hardcore/metal label would even think about to .. yes, such
a label. What were they thinking? And also, to watch Per at MVG (A&R)
say that "if a band is good live, then we might sign them", which is
what he has been saying to bands as long as I can remember, but still
almost never goes to any concerts the bands he has said that to
arrange... Good thing they had Ola in the studio to say exactly the
opposite though. And LNS.. well.. umm...
//Erik (chief@lysator.liu.se)
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:17:31 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Selected News [07-Nov-96]
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Scandinavian Indie SELECTED NEWS Scandinavian Indie
November 7th, 1996
by Erik Soderstrom (chief@lysator.liu.se)
"Remember where you heard it first"
Contents:
Cardigans, Cloudberry Jam, Daybehaviour, Doktor Kosmos, Penniless People of
Bulgaria, Ray Wonder.
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Cardigans - (Trampolene) will bring both Popsicle and Eggstone to their
gig at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, UK on November 20th
so if you are there then, do not stay at home and do not sort
your stamp collection! Go there! (Source: Musikjournalen Pop)
Cloudberry Jam - (NONS) is the only band that will play at the opening party
for the Stockholm Film Festival at Cafe Opera on Friday
November 8th! (Source: NONS News)
Daybehavior - (NONS) are in the news with the soundtrack to the Swedish film
"Ellinors Brollop". Plans for the band includes a showcase at
Copenhagen club "X-Ray" in Denmark, an interview on Danish
National TV and an appearence on the new radio channel
"Eurospot" broadcasted throughout most parts of Europe.
(Source: NONS News)
Doktor Kosmos - (NONS) presents his brand new rock opera "Stjarnjerry" at
K in Stockholm this saturday, November 9th. The release
party starts at 7pm. (Source: NONS News)
Penniless People of Bulgaria - (AWSF) as still considering if their brand
new video for "Velocity" is good enough for
"worldwide" distribution. It is filmed in
northern Finland, and I'm told it is very
funny, so let's hope we all get to see it
some day! The band has also recorded some of
of their European tour gigs, which they are
thinking about doing something with.
(Source: Scandinavian Indie)
Ray Wonder - (NONS) are on a release and interview tour! The first stop was
at Sjogras in Stockholm November 6th, then they're going to
Gothenburg on November 7th, where they will be at "Klara Kok
& Bar" between 3pm-6pm. And finally the band will sit down at
"La Couronne" in Malmo on November 8th from 5pm-7pm. Interviews
will be made by Expressen, Kvallsposten, Kristianstadsbladet
(papers) ZTV-Nytt, Musikmagasinet (TV), and Musikjournalen Pop
(radio). The band will also play in Malmo at KB on November 8th.
(Source: NONS News)
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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, 7 Nov 1996 05:15:59 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Scandinavian Bands Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
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Scandinavian Indie Scandinavian Indie Bands Gig Guide Scandinavian Indie
November 6th, 1996
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Description
This is an often updated tour date list for indie bands coming from the
Scandinavian and Baltic countries. The more the better, so if you have
additional information, corrections, or bands you like to see in this
list, please e-mail me. This information has been gathered from swedish
newspapers Expressen and Aftonbladet, as well as from the Scandinavian
Indie mailing list and through own snooping work.
Key
* Other countries than Sweden are marked with (COUNTRY)
* A '?' in the date entry means that the date is not 100% sure.
Included in the list below
23 Till, Aloon, Baby Jesus, bob hund, Brainpool, Brandgul, Candysuck, Chevy,
Cloudberry Jam, Coca Carola, Elegant Machinery, Emerick, Fivel, Garmarna,
Happy Todd, Him Kerosene, Jumper, Roger Karlsson, Kottgrottorna, Loosegoats,
Monostar, Naked, Ray Wonder, Shallow Soundwave, Shredhead, Sonic Surf City,
Souls, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, Stardog, Sulky, Super, Tuk Tuk Rally,
The Ultra Bimboos, Unun, Aka Bil.
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* 23 Till
29/11 Stockholm, Tantogarden (w/Tuk Tuk Rally)
* Aloon
3/12 Stockholm, Kafe 44
* Baby Jesus
21/11 Stockholm, Kafe 44
* bob hund
6/11 Kalmar, Studentkaren (w/Happy Todd)
8/11 Stockholm, Stockholms Universitet
9/11 Skelleftea, Musikfabriken
16/11 Goteborg, Vagen (w/Souls & The Soundtrack of Our Lives)
23/11 Eskilstuna, Skylight
29/11 Lund, Faladsgarden
30/11 Malmo, KB
5/12 Lund, Smalands Nation
6/12 Goteborg, Underground
7/12 Hultsfred, Metropol
* Brainpool
8/11 Linkoping (w/Chevy)
9/11 Sollentuna
15/11 Hultsfred (w/Chevy)
16/11 Stromstad
23/11 Jonkoping (w/Chevy)
30/11 Uppsala, Flustret (w/Chevy)
5/12 Sundsvall (w/Chevy)
6/12 Salen
7/12 Bollnas
12/12 Gallivare
13/12 Are
* Brandgul
6/12 Falkenberg, Kulturlagret
7/12 Halmstad
* Candysuck
16/11 Stockholm, Studion (w/Monster)
* Chevy (w/Brainpool)
8/11 Linkoping
15/11 Hultsfred
23/11 Jonkoping
30/11 Uppsala, Flustret
5/12 Sundsvall
* Cloudberry Jam
8/11 Stockholm, Cafe Opera
* Coca Carola
14/11 Hofors (w/Kottgrottorna)
15/11 Trondheim (w/Kottgrottorna) (N)
16/11 Lavanger (w/Kottgrottorna) (N)
5/12 Stockholm, Kafe 44 (w/Aka Bil)
* Elegant Machinery
23/11 Malmo, Eter
14/12 Lund, Virtual X-mas
* Emerick
9/11 Stockholm, Brygghuset (w/Mo, The Ark)
* Fivel
22/11 Goteborg, Underground
28/11 Linkoping, Herrgar'n
* Garmarna
29/11 Harnosand, Harnosands Teater
30/11 Sundsvall, Kulturmagasinet
* Happy Todd
6/11 Kalmar, Studentkaren (w/bob hund)
* Him Kerosene
29/11 Uppsala, Kalmar Nation
30/11 Gavle, Cafe Q
* Jumper
7/11 Goteborg, Underground
8/11 Sodertalje
9/11 Sollentuna, Sollentunamassan
12/11 Stockholm, Studion
14/11 Malmo, KB
15/11 Boras
16/11 Angelholm
22/11 Borlange
23/11 Salen
27/11 Ostersund
28/11 Sundsvall
29/11 Skelleftea
30/11 Arvidsjaur
3/12 Lund, Mejeriet
5/12 Helsingborg
7/12 Eslov
12/12 Overlida
14/12 Kalmar
20/12 Stockholm, Universitetet
21/12 Eskilstuna
* Roger Karlsson
8/11 Stockholm, Kafe 44
* Kottgrottorna
14/11 Hofors (w/Coca Carola)
15/11 Trondheim (w/Coca Carola) (N)
16/11 Lavanger (w/Coca Carola) (N)
* Loosegoats
23/11 Stockholm, Studion (w/Sebadoh (US))
* Monostar
9/11 Tranas
15/11 Stockholm, Studion
* Naked
12/12 Vilhelmina
* Ray Wonder
8/11 Malmo, KB
* Shallow Soundwave
29/11 Goteborg, Underground
* Shredhead
13/12 Helsinki, Oranssiklubi (SF)
14/12 Riihimaki, Nuorisokeskus (SF)
15/12 Vaasa, Youth House (SF)
* Sonic Surf City
29/11 Karlskrona
* Souls
6/11 Stockholm, Gino (w/Soundtrack of Our Lives)
8/11 Uppsala, Kalmar Nation
16/11 Goteborg, Vagen (w/bob hund & The Soundtrack of Our Lives)
19/12 Malmo, KB
* The Soundtrack of Our Lives
6/11 Stockholm, Gino (w/Souls)
16/11 Goteborg, Vagen (w/bob hund & Souls)
19/11 Lund, Mejeriet
22/11 Hultsfred, Metropol
29/11 Linkoping, Skylten
30/11 Alvesta, Heydays
6/12 Malmo, KB
11/12 Karlstad, Jager
12/12 Gavle, Club Latting
13/12 Umea, Rotundan/Universum
14/12 Sundsvall, Pipeline
* Stardog
14/11 Stockholm, Hyndans Horna
15/11 Solvesborg, Cartago
16/11 Ostersund, Musikforum
* Sulky
27/11 Stockholm, Hyndans Horna
* Super (SF)
7/11 Helsinki (SF)
* Tuk Tuk Rally
29/11 Stockholm, Tantogarden (w/23 Till)
* The Ultra Bimboos (SF)
14/12 Stockholm, Blue Funky
* Unun (IS)
9/11 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)
* Aka Bil
30/11 Lindesberg
5/12 Stockholm, Kafe 44 (w/Coca Carola)
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Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 05:14:42 +0100 (MET)
From: chief@lysator.liu.se
Subject: Sin's Non-Scan Bands Gig Guide [06-Nov-96]
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Scan-Indie Non-Scandinavian Indie Bands Gig Guide Scan-Indie
November 6th, 1996
Corrections, additions or comments to: chief@lysator.liu.se
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Description
This is an often updated tour date list for non-scandinavian "indie" bands
around Scandinavia and the Baltic countries. The more the better, so if you
have additional information, corrections, or bands you like to see in this
list, please e-mail me (see address above). This information has been
gathered from swedish newspapers Expressen and Aftonbladet, as well as
from the Scandinavian Indie mailing list and through own work.
Key
* Countries other than Sweden are marked with (COUNTRY)
* A '?' in the date entry means that the date is not 100% sure.
Included in the list below
Beck, Ben Folds Five, The Cure, Mazzy Star, Prodigy, Sebadoh, Sneaker Pimps,
Wedding Present.
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* Beck (w/Cornershop)
24/11 Stockholm, Cirkus
25/11 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)
* Ben Folds Five
6/11 Copenhagen, Rust (DK)
7/11 Malmo, KB
8/11 Oslo, So What (N) (Tickets: 60 NKR)
* The Cure
28/11 Copenhagen, Forum (DK)
30/11 Stockholm, Johanneshov (gates open at 19:30)
* Mazzy Star (w/Sparklehorse)
22/11 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)
23/11 Oslo, Betong (N)
24/11 Stockholm, Gino
* Prodigy
13/12 Oslo, Rockefeller (N)
14/12 Stockholm, Solnahallen
15/12 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)
* Sebadoh
21/11 Copenhagen, Loppen (w/Chrome Cranks) (DK)
22/11 Lund, Mejeriet
23/11 Stockholm, Studion (w/Loosegoats)
24/11 Oslo, So What (N)
* Sneaker Pimps (w/Neneh Cherry & DJ Simon Richmond)
20/11 Oslo, Rockefeller (N)
21/11 Copenhagen, Vega (DK)
* Wedding Present
5/12 Copenhagen, Loppen (DK)
6/12 Stockholm, Studion
7/12 Goteborg, Underground
8/12 Oslo, So What (N)
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