Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 February 2011

Banal Anal

Banal Anal started the first time in 1988 and went to the grave 1995th Banal Anal released three demo "WHY (1988)", "DARK TIME (1989)" and "TIME IS UR POINT (1993)" in 1995 released a CD "GREEDY JAWS bite ".
Banal Anal reunited again in 2010 but with the singer as the only original member. The band went into the studio in April 2010 and recorded the CD demo "VULGAR ILLUSION" which includes two new tracks as well as two new recordings from 1988.
November 2010 was once again the new material and even there with two new recordings from 1988 and 1989. album called "Betraying" published sometime in the spring. CD will contain 11 tracks including "VULGAR ILLUSION" to boot!


 Mike: Vocals
Marko: Guitar
Robbie: Bass
Frederick: Drums / background vocals
Jimmy: Drums







Existens kontroll



For more information and download of songs Banal Anal visit their web: http://www.banalanal.n.nu

Saturday, 25 December 2010

Pöblers United

copas interview from Resitencia SKINHEAD

-Story of the group and who is in it?
Pöblers United have existed for a few years. We have change members, names and music style lots of time, so I guess you can say we are quite new after all. Pöblers have only been a pure skinhead band for a year or two.
-Why you started with the group? for the music or for politics?
For the music.
-Your influences
Oppressed, Sham, Last Resort, Blitz and of course Twisted Sister.
-What do you think about people "politically correct" and radical feminism(in Sweden)?
Ver few are good, but most are just a big pain in the ass.
- Is thereany left wing skin organisation ?
Good god! I hope not!
-Have you some stuff?
Eh? Some stuff? If you mean records, not yet.
-How many concerts have you done? and what's your favorite?
I don't know. Our favorite concert... Maybe the one in Oslo, wher we were drunk as hell on stage.
-Whith whom have you played with?
Haggis, Klasse Kriminale, Short'n'Curlies, and lots of strange swedish punk bands.
-What's the mater with groups like Agent Bulldog or Ultima Thule?
Agent Bulldog is a great band, wich we really enjoy listening to. Concerning Ultima Thule I don´t really know.
-Have you any relation out of Sweden?
Yes. We are often visiting Oslo skins. And we are changing letters with Prague Bulldog Bootboys.
-What do you talk about in your songs?
Fighting and beer mostly. The old songs were sometimes about politics, but we quit politics years ago so we doesn't play most of them any more. But you must have heard all our old stuff in Mönchengladbach. A fun gig that one. We really liked to play the old stuff once more.
- Which kind of question you wouldn't liketo be asked?
A negative question, hm. Do you want to bend over?
-What do you think about apolitics?
If you mean non political skinheads. Some are good, some are bad. I think of myself aas a non political skinhead. Every skinhead haas diferent ideas about politics, but it has nothing to do with the skinhead cult. In our crew in Gotteburg, eveyone has diferent ideas. But we share one thing and that is that we don't like racism and we fight against it. I'm not talking about fascist like skinheads, because most of them have never been a true one. If politics mean more to you than skinhead cult, I think its about time you let your hair grow!



Saturday, 10 July 2010

The Bristles

The Bristles is a raw punk band from Landskrona, in the south of Sweden.
The Bristles were formed in 1982, after the towns ship yard shut down.
Alongside bands like Asta Kask, Sötlimpa, Existenz, Moderat Likvidation, Noncens, EATER, Anti Cimex and many others were the Bristles the new breed of new fast bands that released mostly singles in this period, and did a lot of gigging.

The music and the lyrics were written from the back side of the 80s yuppie century; the sell out of the public recourses to the private, mass unemployment, reduction of the workers real wages, dismantling of social security, which ended in the death of the welfare state. The Bristles split up in 1985.

In 1998 they played a one-off reunion gig at Bollnäs-punken with a stand-in drummer.

The Bristles reformed in 2008, when the welfare state only is a memory. The music and the lyrics are still written from the back side of the post welfare state after the 90s steel bath; increased class distinctions, increased number of poor, the concentration of wealth, racism and crime.

The Bristles stands for solidarity and unity.

The Bristles been busy gigging in Europe since the summer of 2008, and is always looking for new gigs and new challenges.

download bristles's song

Punx and skin



CONTACT:
the_bristles@hotmail.com

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

The (International) Noise Conspiracy

With roots in five different bands, the (International) Noise Conspiracy formed during the latter half of 1998 in Umeå, Sweden. The quintet set out to use its music as an attack against capitalist culture at large by taking the universal idea of popular culture and molding the basis of its phenomenon into statements of resistance. As for the music, the band created a hybrid of garage rock and 1960s soul mixed with the punk of the late 1970s. Since its formation, the (International) Noise Conspiracy has released a handful of 7" records and full-length albums, several of which were recorded with veteran producer Rick Rubin.

Fascinated by singer/songwriter Phil Ochs' assertion that "the perfect rock outfit would be a combination of Elvis and Che Guevara," guitarist/vocalist Lars Strömberg and lead vocalist Dennis Lyxzén decided to start a group in the fall of 1998 that would make a reality of that statement. Lyxzén had just witnessed the implosion of his former hardcore band, Refused, and was hungry to start anew with a group that could use its music as a political vehicle. Strömberg, who was performing with the Umeå punk band Separation, shared Lyxzén's ideals, and the duo set out to hunt down more members to join the project. They found a bassist in their friend Inge Johansson (of the Umeå-based art/noise band the Female Anchor of Sade), and the (International) Noise Conspiracy properly took shape upon the dual addition of guitarist/organist Sara Almgren and drummer Ludwig Dahlberg, both of whom were performing with the political rock band Saidwas. (Prior to Saidwas, Almgren had made a name for herself playing guitar with the Umeå metal outfit Doughnuts.)

With their lineup in place, the (International) Noise Conspiracy stepped into the studio in 1999 to record 12 songs. The tracks were released as a series of five 7" records later that year on four different labels, including the band's own The Black Mask Collective, as well as Premonition, Car Crash, and Trans Solar Records. The majority of the tracks that comprised these 7"s were then presented on the band's first full-length LP, The First Conspiracy, released later that same year on the G-7 Welcoming Committee imprint. The band members also kept busy with side projects; specifically, Lyxzén released a full-length album, titled Songs in the Key of Resistance and a self-titled 7" record with his band the Lost Patrol. The style and message of the latter group remained in much the same vein as that of the (International) Noise Conspiracy. Johansson also kept his hands full with his other band the Female Anchor of Sade, which released the 10" "Tanks to Everyone."

The (International) Noise Conspiracy returned in May 2000 to release their second full-length album, Survival Sickness, on Burning Heart Records. The band also brokered a deal with the CA-based punk label Epitaph Records to distribute the album in the United States. First Conspiracy appeared in early 2001 and was met with a mixed reaction due to its heavy political content. Later that year, the Capitalism Stole My Virginity EP saw a more amicable reception due to the growing interest in the Scandanavian rock scene from American garage rock fans. In the spring of 2003, the band released Bigger Cages, Longer Chains, an EP that included several videos and was significantly short on political messages. Sara Almgren left the lineup soon after, but good luck loomed around the corner as legendary producer Rick Rubin signed the group to his own label, American Recordings. The soulful, Rubin-produced Armed Love appeared in Europe in 2004, while its American release followed nearly a year later. Released in 2008, The Cross of My Calling saw the group reprising their relationship with Rubin. Stephen Howell, All Music Guide


Sunday, 25 October 2009

SB 27

SB 27 RockPunk from Stockholm/Luleå Sweden. I first heard their music, reminds me to Bad Religion with vocal like Fat Wrech. Their music was so loud with a very good harmony. They are formed from a long friendship awake in August, 2004 when they drank together.
Kaj came from "THE DUSKFALL", Glenn came from "SHUTDOWN IMMINENT", Patrik came from "UNTIED" and Jonas from the hardcore act "CASE". In 2006 Their old friend Daniel, also ex "UNTIED", joined them on drums and now they are stronger than ever before.
check their music and burn Your SB 27 CD's Own.


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