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New Møster! album has been released yesterday:
https://moester.bandcamp.com/album/springsMøster live @Sojo Leuven on November 2 (a Saturday!) thanks to our friends from Orange Factory – date marked in the calendar, reservations still available
Old music, but the video is new at least.
Staxrud Allstars – “Live Wire”. ACDC cover with Bent on the bass.
My band Dødsego just dropped music! I hope you enjoy Reborn: https://open.spotify.com/track/5twatgeJiLl2qwLzOeeoSZ?si=24c8e322a5ca45c2
When I started to write this song, I was playing around with a motorpsycho classic, which then morphed into what became the opening guitar parts. Anyone wants to guess which Motorpsycho track that was? cheers
@Flippern
Been keeping an attentive ear to your music and watched a few times your live stuff on YouTube. Impressive stuff. Looking forward to a proper EP or LP.Thank you so much! The plan is to finish two singles and an album this winter, so please keep an eye out:)
And just in case anyone would like to support us, here’s our coming gigs:
03.10.24 Salt, Oslo w/Dune Sea (Yes, tomorrow!)
04.10.24 Folken, Stavanger w/Los Twangheads
09.11.24 Rosendal Kafe, Trondheim w/Dune Sea
@Flippern: Watersound
Must be Vortex Surfer right? Cool song tho!
Anyway, some amazing new music then. Blood Incantation just released their latest death metal / space rock record and it’s amazing! Just two long songs this time, almost like NOX on steroids.
Blood Incantations – Absolute ElsewhereVortex surfer is correct! Thanks.
I know blood incantation explores new terretory quite often, and this sounds promising. will check out!
And also, the new Kanaan & Ævestaden record is just around the corner. Always great!@Flippern: Very interesting song anyway!
Don’t miss this live offering, everyone:
https://beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-bbc-maida-vale-studios
It opens with ‘Merged in Dreams – Ne Plus Ultra’, which has become a bit of an obsession!
Looks like there’s a new Needlepoint album coming out in 2 days
https://bigdipper.no/bjk-music/bjklp112/needlepoint-remnants-of-light-lp
Pretty hardcore to find any news or distribution outside Norway for now. Hopefully it will be available more widely soon.
>> Looks like there’s a new Needlepoint album coming out in 2 days
You may listen / buy digital version here:
Needlepoint – 2024 – Remnants of Light
https://needlepoint.bandcamp.com/album/remnants-of-lightKosmodome – 2024 – Ad Undas (Stickman Records)
https://kosmodome.bandcamp.com/album/ad-undas“”AD UNDAS” is the follow up of Kosmodome’s self titled debut album which was well received by critics and fans across Europe.
Musically the record shows what else lives inside the progressive universe Kosmodome are building, where one/the goal is to avoid being stuck in genre expectations.
Seeking a more dynamic and melodious sound than earlier, the songwriters (brothers Sturle and Severin Sandvik) still deliver an album with heavy riffs, aggressiveness and many surprises.”‘Albion’ by Harp
This has been out for nearly a year now but I think someone out there might benefit from this lead.
The artist, despite not being English, is clearly an Anglophile, although the England he loves is sadly passing away (as noted on another thread), but is still to be found in quiet backwaters here and there. The title ‘Albion’ connotes that older or, dare I say, mystical England. Rock ‘n’ roll this most certainly is not. What you will find here is, by turns, melancholy and soothing. It puts me in mind of And Also The Trees’ more mellow moments but, instead of Simon Huw Jones intoning his Hardyesque lyrics, think more Jack Sharp’s plaintive vocals overlaying the gentle instrumentation.
Influences harking back to the eighties might include The Cocteau Twins and The Blue Nile (Scottish, but near enough in terms of vibe).
However, there is definitely a folk-tinged spirit of the late 60s here – a time our boys are clearly tuned into. In fact, Spirit’s ‘Nature Way’, as covered by MP, would point you very nicely in the right direction. Personally, I hear shades of more obscure English treasures of the period such as Fresh Maggots (don’t go through life without hearing their magical ‘Rosemary Hill’) or Trees.
This album was years in the making. I think it is really quite special and, to these ears, sounds more authentic than Midlake, the band he left behind.
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