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It all started with a large floor tom a guitar and a synthesizer. Isak Sundström and Jacob Frössén spent hours playing instrumental synth-boogie in an old attic. Isak started writing lyrics to some of the songs and S K R I E T (The Scream) was born. Fåglarna (The Birds) are the first single off their debut album and has been described as a mix between, soft-kraut pioneers, Harmonia and David Bowie's "Heroes". It is a great song and a smashing debut single. The single also features remixes by Nordpolen and Hyper Plastic. Enjoy!
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Youngbloods is the second single taken off Antennas critically acclaimed second album "Feeling Feline Tonight". It comes with the previously unreleased track "We all had hope". A fine treat for all Antennas lovers. Don't miss the a little bit freaky and hauntingly beautiful video made by Anders Hellman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWrVg7dDMXw
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Existensminimum's second album "OK boys" is a great piece of dayglo electronic pop. He wouldn't settle for less. Existensminimum continues to combine the darkest pop with the lightest melodies. The songs are packaged in warm keyboard blankets and hard rhythms. It's about struggle, love and Fuglesang.
Swedish national daily Dagens Nyheter gave the album 5 out of 5!!
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Feeling Feline Tonight is Antennas' second album, after their debut "Sins" in 2006. On Feeling Feline Tonight, Antennas are channeling their energy into creating something they define as Balkan boogie, slacker anthems and stalker pop.
The sound is furious in a bittersweet way. There seems to be a basis of anger and frustration in the lyrics that explode into forward moving guitars and hectic drums. The music both caresses and hits you with the same hand. Feeling Feline Tonight is unpredictable…
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Fuglesang is the first single off Existensminimum's upcoming second album "Ok boys" and it is a great piece of dayglo electronic pop. He wouldn't settle for less. Existensminimum continues to combine the darkest pop with the lightest melodies. The songs are packaged in warm keyboard blankets and hard rhythms. It's about struggle, love and Fuglesang. It comes with two great remixes by Killit and Chicagojazzen. Enjoy!
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Hyper Plastic is a one-man band consisting of Rickard Johansson who used to play guitar and write songs for the Swedish indie band "This Perfect Day" in the nineties. This time around he is alone and the sound is much more electronic and rougher, and more in the vein of the music Rickard grew up with (like Gang Of Four, Suicide etc) in the eighties.
