Mimikry - Alla Sover (Slipcase) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

In the four years since the last album Mimikry celebrated 20 years as a band and released the compilation album InchTwentyInch, with a few new songs, which as Inchred flagsInch that quickly got up and attracted several hundred thousand listeners on Spotify and Youtube. And now there is a strong suction in the band to finally make a really good album, and together with one of the country's best producers, Jonas Stewart has created an album that feels both in 2016, in the stomach and the heart. The band themselves say Inchit feels right to do it with Stewart, which so far we only made occasional projects. Stewart has his autism to find good pressure and good sound, and has extensive experience of harder music (he has produced a variety of entities within the metal). We think ourselves that it is so damn fun to be in the studio and hear how the songs are emerging that sounds both very much Mimikry while there are a lot of new ideas. I think our pep to get to do this record, a pepper that probably has not been in the band since InchAge CountryInch, will shine through. InchIn addition, the band has it's singers Hjalle which has a great feel for melodies and good Swedish texts. The disc will contain a great variety when it comes to song material that is both grand melancholy, rapid smoking and everything in between.

The Bug Club are back with a new album. It's been a whole seven months since their last. Where have they been?Every Single Muscle, the band's fifth LP overall, is the third to be released by the Welsh duo's esteemed Seattle-based patrons Sub Pop. Since Very Human Features, which emerged in June of 2025, the non-stop tour has seen the BBC 6 Music and KEXP favourites ping-pong across the Atlantic like they used to the Severn Bridge. Various festival slots in the summer kept them from having any sort of holiday - who needs one when you live in Wales anyway? - until it was time to head back to the writing room. Which is most likely still a bedroom in Caldicott frequented by a greyhound called Ted (listen out - he shows up in one of the songs). Ever self-effacing, songwriters Sam (guitar, vocals) and Tilly (bass, vocals) go as far as to claim that they've been sitting around Inchdoing nothing at allInch during the song InchIt's Our Manager David.Inch That's clearly a lie. Every Single Muscle gets off to a full-throttle, chugging start with InchMiss Wales 2012,Inch referencing a competition both Tilly and Sam have actually won. It's the first of many sub-two-minute tracks on the album, setting the tone for The Bug Club's punkiest offering yet and recalling both the short, sharp snaps of their very first singles and the grunt of recent releases. So packed is the album with wall-to-wall riffs and lyrical hooks rammed into tight confines that Sam actually asks permission to squeeze in a solo during second track InchA Good Day For Dying.Inch He's given two seconds. Happily, Sam asks again later on and is granted more. Across eighteen tunes there's enough classic Sam/Tilly guitar interplay to satisfy even the most vociferous Bug Club club member and firmly refute the band's own claim that they are only Inchjust about technically proficient on our instruments.Inch This record's a

2021 from the Swedish punk band.