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Siena Root - Pioneers (Gaphals, 2014)
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Album Review: Oblivious - När Isarna Sjunger (Gaphals)
Album Review: Oblivious – När Isarna Sjunger (Gaphals)
När Isarna Sjunger is the fourth studio album by Sweden’s Oblivious, a band that ranges from strong chorused heavy metal to gloom-ridden hard rock. The album is out on February 2nd 2018 via Gaphals.
A riff heavy record, one that is all about bringing memorable & catchy hard rock with occasional blasts of heavier metal. The darkened tone that sits amongst the clean vocals, rhythmic melodies &…
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Wildhart - Shine
7/13/16.
I love it when bands release complete records in their native tongues. It’s especially cool if the language fits the music. Samling (released on Gaphal) use a lot of reverb and the Swedish language lends itself well to reverb.
Samling sounds like a great combination of great Swedish bands - Suburban Kids With Biblical Names, Dungen, Moon Types (Jigsaw Records), or Jens Lekman.
While this isn’t as shimmery as some of the bands mentioned above, there is still great Swedish pop. This just might be more suited for winter than summer (although “Varulv” is pretty sunny).