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Showing posts with label REVIEWS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label REVIEWS. Show all posts
THE WOKEN TREES - "NNON" [REVIEWS]
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| NNON debut vinyl album identity and artwork made by Daniel Barcza |
Bartek about his first (seems like a good one) musical meeting with The Woken Trees and their debut album "NNON".
HELSINKI POETRY - "Transport" [REVIEW]
WHERE DID NORA GO - "Where did Nora go" [REVIEWS]
Kasia Kochniarczyk went to see one of Where did Nora go concerts in Copenhagen and she listened to the debut album of Astrid Nora musical project. How's is it? Good, because Danish! :)
TURBOWEEKEND - "Fault Lines" [REVIEW]
Turboweekend - "Fault Lines" (2012)"REVIEW"
Well, the word "review" isn't the best one here, but what to do? We have to label this post somehow. But the text is not anything like "the ode to Turboweekend", because "Fault Lines" is not an album that you can scream and squeal about. It's more a record that you should appreciate. In their recent single "On My Side" Danes from Turboweekend ask: "are you on my side?" - after listening to their new material I can answer: I surely am!
ASBJØRN - "Sunken Ships" [REVIEW]
ASBJØRN - "Sunken Ships"
(author: Nona Karnowska - soundcheck)
On the 16th of April Asbjørn released his debut album “Sunken Ships”. Recording it took a year and a half and the effect is surely worth all the work. Asbjørn is a barely 19-year-old Danish musician, but already I see a stellar future for him. What characterizes him is great vulnerability and the ability to combine what seem to be completely different musical worlds into one consistent pop sound. But this isn’t just some simple, thoughtless mainstream pop like the type that floods us every day. This is modern pop, a well thought-out alternative.
Kúra - "Halfway to the Moon" [REVIEW]
Kúra- "Halfway to the Moon"
author: Nona Karnowska (soundcheck)
The debut album of the Danish-Icelandic trio Kúra was released on the 30th of April. It’s entitled “Halfway To The Moon” and contains 10 minimalistic, electronic tracks. It’s a great debut that proves that the Scandinavian music scene is as strong as ever.
The album, as a whole, is very consistent and even, like a properly composed and realized plan. But let’s start from the beginning…
The album, as a whole, is very consistent and even, like a properly composed and realized plan. But let’s start from the beginning…
SLEEP PARTY PEOPLE - "We Were Drifting On A Sad Song" [REVIEW]
SLEEP PARTY PEOPLE - "We Were Drifting On a Sad Song"
SOUNDCHECK - review
Soundcheck - this is a Facebook iniciative that you definitely should LIKE! "Good, because Danish" proudly presents the beginning of a co-operation with Soundcheck. Check out the review of Sleep Party People new album, written by Nona!Making a review on Sleep Party People’s music is a rather challenging task. So I’ll start with stating the indisputable facts. The album “We Were Drifting On A Sad Song” was released on the 9th of April 2012, it contains 9 tracks and it’s magical. From the first sound to the last.
DEER BEAR: "House Behind the Eyes" [REVIEW]
Review
author: Szymon Kozłowski
[translation: Ania Kitowska]
[translation: Ania Kitowska]
Deer Bear is an explosion-prone chemical substance: she is rooted in synth-pop, he had a history with deathmetal. Back in the 80ies, the members of those two subcultures would chase each other in the streets, holding dangerous tools in their hands. As a result of this synthesis, however, we get a wonderful song, which proves that some things do get lost in nature.
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