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Out of Sahalahti Finland's coolest one-man-orchestra turned into Finland's coolest R'n'R couple. New single with 4 sahalahti smash hits. double power. We think it's so good, you get the title track for free for four weeks.
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Debut Single by young Helsinki-based trio.
Big stream of psychedelic guitar rocksounds wrap up those remarkable songs in an extensive flow<br>
Joensuu 1685 draw their musical influence from the ninetees as well as from bluesy psychedelia, they reach heaven and earth and what is below.
They mix feedback together with lazy beats – beautiful tunes together with trippy atmosphere. The band's debut album will be released during autumn 2008
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<b>The hi-res MP3 of titlesong Sick City you will get here is even longer then on the original 7"vinyl single, where we've reached the limit at 6:30 although using the slower 33rpm. </b>
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Haunted Heart is Micragirls darkest pearl, as of yet. Heartjumping bass and tom groove, flattering tremoloe guitar and haunted vocals. The recording features Minna from Risto on doublebass. The flipside of the single has two speedy fun songs you shouldn't miss either. Recorded by Risto Ylihärsylä
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Second album by the Finish guitar-pop-band of young songwriters Valtteri Virtanen and Matti Jasu. This time recordings took place at 22-PP's Altai Studios with Petteri Rajanti as producer. The result is a bit more refined then the debut, without loosing any inch of the freshness. On the contrary, it's full of super-charming melodies and rhythms and even more uplifting and colourful arrangements.
“With its sheer youthful exuberance and quality pop hooks, ‘The Brain That Wouldn’t Die’ is a charming, buoyant little debut record and if it doesn’t bring a smile to your face then you’re either dead or possessed of a very dark heart indeed.”
(Phil O./SoundsXp/UK about their debut)
"Listening to Finland's Goodnight Monsters is like eating cotton candy with a root beer float chaser. Pure sugar rush from start to finish." (Tim Sendra/AMG, US)
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Judge Bone, aka Tuomari Nurmio with his English-lyric debut for Bone Voyage Recording Co. Fierce rockin' and mean ol' shaman-blues from the deep, Deep North. Strange boogie-scratching guitar, a dark raspy voice, footstomps keepin' some strange sort of time, this album echoes from a wholly different point on the space-time continuum. Sweltering Americana and Blues from the perspective of a Finnish Rock & Roll Shaman.
He is a legend of Finish Rock’n’Roll, one of the country’s true originals. With his former albums, in finish language and spanning a broad musical variety, he has established himself as one of the most original singer-songwriters in his homecountry.
The new album is the almost solo, live-in-the-garage recorded Big Bear’s Gate that reaches from the chilling Siberian deep blues (Big Bear’s Gate, Down To The Cold, Cold Ground, Fare Thee Well) and ancient Scottish murder ballad (actually Hande’s first ever composition to traditional Celtic words) of Bonnie George Campbell to the totally wreckless rock mayhem of You Hate Me & My Stetson Hat, 17 and In Misery, Train, Train, Train and 15 000 Heads. One could call them also Americana on acid. The fast songs feature the crunch-funk drumming of the honorable Judge’s right hand man, Doc Hill, who really is a medical doctor on top of being a stimulatingly idiosyncratic percussionist.
Vocally Judge Bone is a healing mediator between Folk, Blues and Punk, reaching out for the ghosts of Blind Willie McTell, Hank Williams Sr. and Hiski Salomaan, accompanying himself with a guitar sound like nobody else. Throughout the album he uses only one axe, a unique custom-made box-guitar, though it’s hard to believe.
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in the real world of crafted goods this is a vinyl 7".
A-Side "Drifting" is a song taken from the upcoming album "Summer Challenge".
B-side is "Dancehall", only available here and on the 7" of course