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Ink 19 :: Jack & the Beanstalk
Cowboys In Sweden (Parasol). Review by Terry Eagan.
JACK & THE BEANSTALK COWBOYS IN SWEDEN Parasol It certainly sounds like someone paid attention to all those Beatles and Big Star albums. Joe Algeri, the man who wrote all the songs on this release (except for the cover of The Dictators' "Who Will Save Rock n' Roll?") is a man well aware of pop music ...
Ink 19 :: Jens Lekman
Sweden,indie pop,rock,folk,wit,lyrics,Jens Lekman,You Are the Light,Secretly Canadian,Aaron Shaul
JENS LEKMAN YOU ARE THE LIGHT Secretly Canadian Picking up the production values where The Rocky Dennis EP left off, You Are the Light sees Sweden's Jens Lekman finding instrumentation to live up to the incredible promise of his lyrics. Let's get started... Lekman makes a Vegas entrance on the disc ...
Ink 19 :: David Fridlund
Sweden,baroque,piano,orchestral,pop,David Fridlund,Amaterasu,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
DAVID FRIDLUND AMATERASU Hidden Agenda Oh Sweden ... is there any facet of pop music that you don't have the U.S./U.K. beat with a superior version? It's true there have been a couple of less than stellar releases that have gotten through the normally excellent filter at Hidden Agenda, but recent gems ...
Ink 19 :: Jose Gonzalez
sweden,argentina,pop,singer songwriter,indie,Jose Gonzalez,Veneer,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
...less desperate than that disc, Veneer is nothing short of an indie troubadour's dream album. Gonzalez was borne of Argentinean parents and raised in Sweden. This combination brings about an improbably beautiful dialectic: the mixture of innately impeccable Swedish pop songwriting and a heady knowledge...
Ink 19 :: Peter Bjorn and John
sweden,pop,indie,relationships,Peter Bjorn and John,Falling Out,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
PETER BJORN AND JOHN FALLING OUT Hidden Agenda Peter Bjorn and John are a trio from Sweden. Anyone who's kept up with my recent reviews knows what the "s" word means to me, as far as indie pop goes and the standards with which I judge music from those parts. What these boys lack in grammar adherence ...
Ink 19 :: Thirdimension
Sweden,Brit-rock,mopey,delicate,Thirdimension,Permanent Holiday,Hidden Agenda,Aaron Shaul
... 's most memorable and touching lyric: "Years ago I found it hard to grow/easier now, is time the only healer?" While not terrible by any means, both Sweden and Hidden Agenda have released more memorable material than Permanent Holiday. Parasol: www.parasol.com Aaron Shaul
Ink 19 :: Jens Lekman
Sweden,singer/songwriter,pop,indie-pop folk,Jens Lekman,Maple Leaves & Rocky Dennis EPs,Secretly Canadian,Aaron Shaul
JENS LEKMAN MAPLE LEAVES / ROCKY DENNIS Secretly Canadian It's funny how the information chain works sometimes. Jens Lekman, Sweden's best export since The (International) Noise Conspiracy, was introduced to my ears thanks to a friend currently living in Japan. With only these two four-song EPs readily ...
Ink 19 :: Jens Lekman
sweden,singer/songwriter,slowcore,reflective,moody,Jens Lekman,When I Said I Wanted to Be Your Dog,Secretly Canadian,Aaron Shaul
JENS LEKMAN WHEN I SAID I WANTED TO BE YOUR DOG Secretly Canadian After reviewing Jens Lekman's three introductory EPs, it's starting to get difficult to heap praise on him without sounding overly repetitive. If you're not familiar with Lekman from these four-to-five song spurts, When I Said I Wanted ...
Ink 19 :: Heikki
Sweden,pop,Scandinavia,indie,alt. country,duo,Heikki,2,Magic Marker,Aaron Shaul
HEIKKI 2 Magic Marker Heikki is a band that thrives on accents; from the endearing Swedish diction of Maria Eriksson and her back-up vocalists to the tinges of alt. country, AM rock and electro Jari Haapalainen adds to pop song structures. As reliable as Swedish pop has become these last few years ...
Ink 19 :: Acid House Kings
Sweden,pop,indie,orchestral,melancholy,Acid House Kings,Sing Along With Acid House Kings,Twentyseven,Aaron Shaul
ACID HOUSE KINGS SING ALONG WITH ACID HOUSE KINGS Twentyseven It's a very fortuitous thing that the Acid House Kings' new album is the last Swedish band on my review docket, because I've seriously run out interesting adjectives to describe how perfectly that country's pop musicians can mix whimsy and ...
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