Backyard Babies

Sliver and Gold is Backyard Babies‘ second album release since they ended their 5 year hiatus and released Four by Four in 2015. This was a strong come back for them and proved that the break had given them a new lease of life and they were solid and still very tight. They are now celebrating 30 years together as a band – no mean feat – and still very full of life!! Their 8th studio album bursts into action with Good Morning Midnight, the second single to be released, a punchy, sleazy, toe tapping riff that immediately has you moving! And they don’t let go, keeping momentum track after track. As always that tried and trusted Backyard Babies formula is very much present , it is unmistakably them, which is very much a compliment. Long time fans can still enjoy that classic feel which they have shaken up and brought forward to make it relevant to new audiences too.

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Leila K. was the first Swedish rap star and also had some success in the states with her debut single "Got to Get." In a career marred by an unusual number of problems, she managed to go bankrupt as well as become the best-selling European female artist as she moved from hip-hop, over Euro-disco and techno, to rock beats, and then disappeared into almost total obscurity. During the late '90s she was mostly known for a number of alleged scandals in her home country.

The mid-to-late 1990s was, it’s often forgotten now, pretty damn cool for rock n roll. If the Swedes were leading the way with Backyard Babies and the Hellacopters, then the sheer number of souped-up rock n roll bands around that time made it rather fun for anyone who liked their riffing without a care and away from the shackles of grunge. Anyone reading this who remembers that time will perhaps have a wry smile when hearing the new record from German trio Torpedohead. Those that don’t recall the era will find plenty to explore – but only after listening to this, because ladies and gents, it is quite superb.

Rock n Roll is better than a permanent job. – a classic statement by Kal P Dal, a legendary Swedish Rock’n’Roll star from the Seventies, way before the boys in Jetbone were even born. For six years Jetbone tried to combine touring with studies and work, before realizing that Kal P Dal was absolutely right. They all quit their day time jobs, gave up apartments, said goodbye to their girlfriends and agreed to do 200 gigs in 2017. While recording their forthcoming third album. Now it’s 2018: The ambitious plan and the hard work has paid off. Jetbone signed a worldwide recording and publishing deal with BMG for their upcoming 3rd album “Come Out And Play”, to be released on 20 April 2018.

It's been a busy time for Heavy Tiger, spending the two past years constantly on the road. The Stockholm trio has been touring all over Europe, making national television and even playing in Japan as well as Vietnam to the delight of their ever-growing fan base. However, after completing another European stint last spring together with Backyard Babies, it was finally time to exit the tour bus and record a new album. Glitter, the band's sophomore effort and the logical sequel to their debut Saigon Kiss is now released to an unexpected crowd! The album was produced by Rikard Löfgren with Gustav Ydenius handling the recording duties at Leon Music Studios (Mustasch, Sparzanza, Sister Sin). So, what can one expect from the Stockholm rockers? The first single, entitled 'Devil May Care' was written for the band by singer Ola Salo of the Swedish pop/rock-phenomenon The Ark. With Devil May Care, this little Adam Ant-scented pop song is no exception.