Showing posts with label Oslo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oslo. Show all posts

Thursday, 22 February 2024

Flight Mode

Flight Mode are a three-piece emo band from Oslo, Norway that have been around since 2021. They've released a succession of three EP's, all with names derived from times and places. Out the gate this band hits a nostalgic tinge, which is bolstered by the wistful music they make. Clean guitars noodle over these mid-tempo tracks, with an intentional, quivering vocals delivered with palatable vocal deliveries. It's carrying the torch that bands like Death Cab For Cutie and The Appleseed Cast did in the early 2000's, with nods to the midwest emo sound of the late 90's. Recently their three EP's were compiled and released all together by Tiny Engines, which is the essential here as their discography to date has been flawless. Enjoy.

1. Sixteen
2. Fossil Fuel
3. Animals
4. Go

1. Twentyfour
2. Blinks
3. Togerthness
4. Dö Yoü Rëmëmbër

1. Thirtysomething
2. Hyperventilate
3. Surprised At All
4. My Brothers & My Sister At The Funeral

1. Sixteen
2. Fossil Fuel
3. Animals
4. Go
5. Twentyfour
6. Blinks
7. Togerthness
8.  Dö Yoü Rëmëmbër
9. Thirtysomething
10. Hyperventilate
11. Surprised At All
12. My Brothers & My Sister At The Funeral

Thursday, 15 September 2022

The Birds Are Spies, They Report To The Trees

The Birds Are Spies, They Report To The Trees were a five-piece screamo band from Trondheim/Oslo Norway that were around from 2004 to 2007. They put out three releases during their lifespan. The band played an extremely melancholic and cathartic brand of screamo, with clean guitar melodies leading to harsh screams in a moments notice. Fans of bands Portraits of Past, The Saddest Landscape, The Khayembii Communiqué will certainly fall in love with this. Members of this band were also in Catena Collapse. Enjoy.

1. Is Subjective
2. Holding A Grudge
3. Typewriter
4. Get Away With Blasphemy
5. Pity You, Pity Me
6. Rebuttle

6. Untitled

1. Adam Smith International
2. A Song For Gera
3. FTRRM
4. The Point Is Moot, It Refers to Itself

1. Sack Of Hammers
2. Middle Management
3. Fixer-Upper
4. Mountain Time

Tuesday, 24 July 2018

Kaospilot


Kaospilot were a five-piece screamo/hardcore band from Oslo, Norway that were around from 2001 to 2005. They played a dark, intensive brand of screamo, with an incredible array of vocals, and an ability to play with an impressive range of sounds, from frenzied blastbeat chaos, to calm melodic parts, to seething, heavy slow burners. They utilized dissonant, angular chords, off-kilter rhythms, sharp changes in dynamics, and some vicious drum patterns. All of this might sound vagulely familiar, because they are staples in modern screamo, indicating Kaospilot as a definite major player in terms of influence. They put out a solid slew of material in their time together, but their posthumous sophomore album Shadows is their stand out. Enjoy.

1. A False Hollywood Promise
2. Nineteeneightyfour
3. The Last Dance
4. Protest Denied
5. A Tragic Picture
6. Under The Knife, Scars Run Deep

1. Neil Perry - Breathing With One Bad Lung
2. Neil Perry - There's A Fine Line Between Thrift Store And White Trash
3. Neil Perry - A Friend Is A Lesson To Be Learned
4. Kaospilot - 16.6.2000
5. Kaospilot - The Noise From The Bell Killed Me

1. Robots Took On The Outside Of Dogs
2. Rethink The Guidelines
3. Eleventh Hour Tactics
4. Arm Your Fists
5. School Of Assassins
6. The Vicious Cycle
7. Process Is Set
8. Akathisia
9. Letter Of Condolence
10. Dead Conversation
11. Prologue To Better Players

1. Van Johnson - Spagator
2. Kaospilot - Vivre Sa Vie

1. Lunar
2. When The Wind Turns Her Hand
3. Shadows
4. The Indian Became A Thunderbird
5. Ad Infinitum
6. Colossus
7. The Death Knell
8. The Symphony Plays With Nature's Hand
9. Weak Hands May Equal Weak Firm Valor
10. Petroglyphs
11. Foruten Tid
12. Vivre Sa Vie