spring break factory- john
I can’t get enough of the Swedes. Jens Lekman stole the SXSW festival for me with Lykee Li right behind him. ‘Loop Duplicate My Heart’ by Suburban Kids with Biblical Names is one of my favorite songs, well.. ever, so when I heard about Peter (one of the SKwBN) has a new project with his lovely lady Lina (say three times fast)I had no choice but to snap out of my post sxsw haze and take notice.
The band is called Springfactory. Like most Swedish music it is yummy yummy indie pop. And what better label to put out such tasty tasty Swedish pop than a DIY label out of Nebraska called Series Two Records. Why not?
Download this track “no more” and add it to your spring break playlist, roll down the windows and go get a snocone. The jangly guitar, the horn, the fragile female Swedish voice all chalk up to a instant jam perfect for outdoor bbqs right alongside the best Motown bands and the best bands trying to sound like Motown bands. Enjoy!
MP3: Springfactory- No More
The band is called Springfactory. Like most Swedish music it is yummy yummy indie pop. And what better label to put out such tasty tasty Swedish pop than a DIY label out of Nebraska called Series Two Records. Why not?
Download this track “no more” and add it to your spring break playlist, roll down the windows and go get a snocone. The jangly guitar, the horn, the fragile female Swedish voice all chalk up to a instant jam perfect for outdoor bbqs right alongside the best Motown bands and the best bands trying to sound like Motown bands. Enjoy!
MP3: Springfactory- No More
MP3: SKWBN - Loop Duplicate my Heart
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