A timely and catchy single from Sweden’s Den där killen, also known as Per Fall.
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The late Gabi Delgado collaborated over more than a decade with Marc Hurtado on songs that combined the former’s NeoSexi vocals with the latter’s techno sensibilities.
“Ich Träume Nur” is lifted from the new album, Neue Weltumfassende Resistance, that gathers many of the tracks into one place. There is a coherence to the songs that is surprising, given the time over which they were created. For many, it will just be great to hear Gabi’s voice again.
It’s a blues classic, popularised by The Animals but covered by hundreds of artists. One of our favourite versions is by Frank Tovey. Add to the list this new – and genuinely different – take by the Swedish duo, Ankomst.
Jenny Palmé and Mikael Lastin have reimagined “The House of the Rising Sun” for a new generation. It’s still got the classic melody, but the style and sheen are thoroughly modern.
A (re)combination of familiar faces from the Swedish music scene, Gone Future features Mats Björke (Mando Diao), Nicki Dar and Tyra Hasselrot (Dolores Haze), and Josefin Lyzwinski (Dead Vibrations).
With their debut single, “The Middle,” we finally get some indietronica with attitude.
When two of Canada’s first-generation electronic acts teamed up to cover the AC/DC stadium anthem, “Thunderstruck,” it riled up the long-haired greasers in their F150 trucks. They hated the idea of a progressive, gay-friendly version of their head-banging standard. And because of that, we love it.
Now out on Bandcamp with this added vocoder mix.
The Canadian-German darkwave pioneers pay tribute to Nash the Slash with a poptastic cover of one of his signature tracks.
Psyche were inspired by Nash’s use of gothic horror imagery and drum machines to emerge from their Edmonton bedrooms into the darkness of Cold War Europe. It is fitting, therefore, that they reimagine the bandaged one’s material in their own way.