Interviews

How to Tackle Punk With an Irreverent Sense of Humor: Katthem interviewed

After six years as band Swedish four-piece punk band Katthem finally released their debut album “Vackra Lögnerskor” last year. Though their influences are squarely fixed at the more classic end of the Swedish punk spectrum and its social or political commentary, just spend a few minutes with them and you’ll find that Katthem “goof around” the majority of the time, …

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Local indie heroes dressed in pop outfits: Interview with Typical Girls

In between records when bands don’t have any tours or new music coming out, some musicians go on to solo projects while others join fellow displaced musicians to form new groups as an outlet for their creativity. Prominent rock heroes from well-known bands often realize the power they have as a unit. The world has seen the arrival (and departure) …

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Creating melancholic beauty in apocalyptic times: Interview with Orochen

With the lockdown playing a major part in affecting the world’s economy, businesses, travel restrictions, and tons of other areas, it has severely hit the music industry in numerous ways too. People in the industry from artists to event managers are surely undergoing a lot of pressure and have experienced extreme hardship in the past few months, especially everything surrounding …

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A Punk in the Electronic scene: Interview with Anna Öberg

Anna Öberg arrived in the punk scene as the keyboarder of 80s punk band Ladomir, but after a few singles, and after one of those singles ended up as number one on Swedish radio show “Bommen”, the dream of a music career and living off music was put on a hold. Life happened and families were started. However, her adventures …

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