Holm – ‘Why Don’t You Dance’ (album review)
Mikkel Holm-Silkjær – a.k.a. Holm – wades through life’s constant contradictions on his raw, emotive, and insightful debut album, ‘Why […]
Iceage part the dark skies with the Brit-pop opus, ‘Shelter Song’ (new single)
We have long exalted about the brilliance of Iceage. Along with Preoccupations and Protomartyr, the Copenhagen quintet revitalized post-punk at […]
Iceage lay waste to the “me-first” culture on new single, “Vendetta”
In their thirteen years of existence, Iceage have emerged as arguably the preeminent post-punk band on the planet. From their eponymous […]
Talitha Ferri – “Porcelain” (single premiere)
Almost two months ago, we discovered a voice we immediately knew we would never forget. It’s rare to hit play […]
Nelson Can – ‘So Long Desire’ (album review)
For a decade, Selina Gin (vocals), Maria Juntunen (drums), and Signe SigneSigne (bass) demonstrated that bold and even anthemic music can […]
Nelson Can’s hypnotic, darkwave-disco “I Wanna Be With You”
“This is a Fleetwood Mac moment, can you let it slide?”, Nelson Can frontwoman Selina Gin asks this seductively at […]
Sleep Party People – ‘Lingering Pt. II’ (album review)
Lingering Pt. II by Sleep Party People Fifteen months ago, Brian Batz – the multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, and songwriter behind […]
Iceage – ‘Beyondless’ (album review)
Nearly a decade ago, Danish punk-rock outfit Iceage arrived with the fury of a category five hurricane. Their initial releases […]
The Foreign Resort bring Canadian tour to the House of Targ (photo essay)
After playing several shows during SXSW, The Foreign Resort headed north for an 11-date tour in Canada, starting in Quebec […]
Masasolo – ‘At Sixes and Sevens’ (album review)
When Morten Søgaard introduced his new project Masasolo in early 2016 with their debut single, “Really Thought She Loved Me”, […]
The Bowdashes – ‘Marrow’ (EP review)
The Copenhagen music scene is flourishing, and the Danish capital can make a legitimate case for being 2017’s city of […]
Nelson Can deliver a knockout blow with the emphatic ‘EP3’ (EP review)
Who says a band needs a guitar to be electrifying? Sure, everyone likes a great guitar solo, and shoegaze wouldn’t […]
Sleep Party People – ‘Lingering’ (album review)
Over a decade ago, Brian Batz fiddled with an old, out-of-tune piano. This innocent event would change his life forever, […]
Agnes Obel – “Citizen of Glass”
“All media exist to invest our lives with artificial perceptions and arbitrary values.” – Marshall McLuhan, Canadian philosopher Agnes Obel […]
John Alcabean – “Real Time Fiction” (EP premiere)
John Alcabean is not a person. Well, may be it is someone’s name, but we know John Alcabean as Denmark’s […]
Freja – “White Magic Spells” EP
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Teenage Love – “Deserted Places”
Whereas many new artists and bands may try to blow you away with synths, beats, and whatever blasting instrument […]
Dynablaster – “Product of a Boring Thought”
Dynablaster is a Copenhagen-based trio that makes awesome shoegaze, indie-rock in the mold of Jesus & Mary Chain. They […]
Reptile Youth – “Away”
An artist who took the European indie scene by storm last year was Copenhagen’s Reptile Youth. The multi-talented artist dabbles […]
Hans Island – “Let Me Be”
“Let Me Be” is the brand new single from Hans Island, a collaboration between Copenhagen native Marie Dahlstrom and Toronto […]