Ingrid (label from the likes of Lykke Li, Peter Bjorn and John etc) announce details of first release
Ingrid Vol. 1 - which just so happens to be out on Record Store Day (21st April).
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Ingrid Vol. 1 - which just so happens to be out on Record Store Day (21st April).
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A slew of like-minded Swedish musical acts have officially teamed up to create their own record label.
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“Nothing To Worry About” (Prod.
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Peter Bjorn and John's "Young Folks" is the most indie rock indie rock song of all time.
Read Morean examination used to test the condition of the middle ear and mobility of the eardrum, and the conduction bones by creating variations of air pressure in the ear canal.
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In between campaigning to play the halftime show at the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers Thanksgiving game, Mayer Hawthorne found some time to hit studio.
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Read MorePeter Bjorn and John lifted "Second Chance" from Gimme Some for their performance on Jimmy Kimmel's show last night.
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To enter any contest submit an email to contest[at]thebaybridged[dot]com with your full name in the body and the concert you're entering the contest for in the subject line.
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Welcoming in the first shows associated with Culture Collide , (I'm going to sound like a broken record this week) with two free Whole Foods Market performances.
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One of the best things to come out of the arrival of Jay-Z and Kanye West's "Otis" , besides the gleeful listening experience of hearing the two rap titans flex their big willie muscle atop the awesomely ridiculous Otis sample and the equally infectious visuals from one of the most "funnest" big-budget hip hop videos we've seen in a long time, is realizing how many young kids took to the Internetz upon the song's initial emergence to seek out the sample source and ended up being introduced to arguably one of the greatest soul records of all time.
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Previously, Peter Bjorn and John covered The Strokes ' "Is This It" for a tribute compilation.
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I try to live a modest life and avoid purchasing extravagant things (though I'm a sucker for purchasing many cheap things at once - i.e. cd's from resale shops).
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After seeing Swedish trio Peter Bjorn and John perform last night at Minneapolis's First Avenue, I learned that Scandinavians do, indeed, have a sense of humor.
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Sure, Peter Bjorn and John can record great music and hire someone to make stellar artwork , but was everyone aware their talents extended into the realm of cinematic features?
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Later this month, Peter Bjorn and John will offer up a heaping helping of shows as part of their "All You Can Eat Tour" , a six-week trek across North America that kicks off August 24th in Chicago, IL.
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As they have done with OK Computer, Automatic for the People and Bjork's Post, Stereogum has commissioned a tribute album to the Strokes' Is This It, called Stroked, that features a cadre of indie acts covering all of the tracks from Is This It. You can download it over here.
Read MoreSummer tune number #2 comes from what is and what will probably remain one of 2011's best releases, "Gimme some" from Peter Bjorn and John. Just like I said last time , it's an exceptionally solid release the whole way through, so I really could've picked any other tune for posting, but really, I just wanted an excuse to pair "May seem macabre" with Ministry 's "So what" because I can't hear the former without thinking of the latter.
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I was pleasantly surprised when I listened to Peter, Bjorn, and John 's sixth record, Gimme Some. I was prepared to hate it, and was mildly dreading writing this review.
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Peter Bjorn and John may be best known for their 2006 single "Young Folks," a song whose carefree, infectious whistling provided the soundtrack for many summer parties.
Read MoreShortly before going live in Studio 1A the trio of Peter, Bjorn and John send their tour manager out to a local coffee shop.
Read MorePeter Bjorn and John are holding an art show at the TriBeCa Grand Hotel in New York City featuring all of the various illustrations that Jonas Torvestig created as inspired the band's most recent (and quite excellent) album "Gimme some" and the number 3.
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A lot of foreigners like coming stateside, but Peter Bjorn and John must really love America.
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After playing a bunch of sold out NYC shows in support of their excellent new album, Gimme Some , Swedish pop stars, Peter Born and John are returning to NYC to perform a triptych of shows at some of the city's best venues.
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When Swedish indie rock trio Peter Bjorn and John came through Toronto in support of their latest record , 'Gimme Some,' the band dropped into Sonic Boom, a cool indie music shop specializing in new and used vinyl records, to meet and greet fans.
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Everybody here is a music lover, trying to get better at what we do while getting closer to what makes us happy. *
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It's called "What Could I Do If I Wanted," and it imagines PB&J as a punky art-rock trio, doing a single that sounds like a lost Buzzcocks single.
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Like all other bands of note, the trio released the former as an exclusive 7" a few weeks ago on Record Store Day , backed with a previously unheard B-side called "What I Could Do If I Wanted To." The song follows the rock aesthetic of Gimme Some , with a very beach-like/surf rock feel, consisting of straight up bass, guitar and drums, quite short and rapidly moving.
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"It would stretch, it turned out. After releasing an instrumental rock album and then an experimental one, Peter Bjorn and John are back with their most memorable work since 2006's "Writer's Block," whose lead single was "Young Folks."
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Photo gallery of Peter Bjorn and John at TLA in Philadelphia (May 1, 2011).
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