If you like The Cure, and if you want to experience the sound how The Cure once sounded then this is a tip for you!
Where and when?
25 april B52 music club ; doors 20.00 u / start concert: 21.30 u
Incubate is the annual celebration of cutting-edge culture. It is a festival exhibiting a diverse view on indie culture as a whole, including music, visual arts, film and contemporary dance, and a conference. It brings more than 200 cutting edge artists in an intimate context to an international audience. Black metal next to free jazz. Refreshing art next to inspiring debate.
Incubate takes place on 14 to 20 September 2015 in over 20 locations in Tilburg (NL).
First bands announced are: Mercury Rev with orchestra (Fr Sept 16), Cabaret Voltaire (Sat Sept 17), Sun Araw, People's Templ, The Warlocks, Indian Jewelry, K-X-P,
Solids, Sterling Roswell, Brahma Loka, Factory Floor, Esplendor Geometrico, Andrew Hung, Xosar, Burial Hexm, Samuel Kerridge
Ekman, 10 years of Perc Trax, Sun Kil Moon,
Giant³ Sand, Jad Fair & Norman Blake,
Idaho, King Dude, Nate Hall, Jeffrey Lewis & the Jrams, Barbarisms
In Bruges you can go to the free RedRock Rally festival on 1st May.At the Astridpark. from 12 o'clock on you can hear and see young bands in the Rock Rally contest. Afterwards there is animation to the start the evening program.
Mask (the newest project of Sam Claeys who plays also in Elements, Lost Elegy and Der Klinke) will start at 17hrs and Buscemi will be ending the festival.
In Brugge kan je op 1 mei naar het gratis Red Rock Rally festival. En dit in het Astridpark. Vanaf 12u krijg je nobele onbekende groepen die meestrijden in de Rock Rally. Daarna is er animatie voorzien tot aan het avondprogramma alwaar Mask (nieuw project van o.a. Sam Claeys die ook bij Elements, Lost Elegy en Der Klinke speelt) de debatten zal openen en Buscemi die zal afsluiten.
From the new album "The Way It Feels" that will be released in June.
It is an undisputable fact that Seigmen stand tall as one of the great pillars in the Norwegian rock scene, paving the way for rock bands all over Norway. Last year marked the 20th anniversary of the exceptional album “Total”, followed by the 20-year anniversary of their breakthrough album “Metropolis” in 2015, which defined them as one of the leading forces in Norwegian rock throughout the 90’s. And now, they are finaly back.
Monday - April 13th 2015 sees the release of Seigmen’s latest album entitled “Enola”. They released seven albums in six years, but it took 18 long years after the release of “Radiowaves” before they decided to create a new studio-album. Seigmen defined the sound of Norwegian rock for a great many during the 90s. However, the band disappeared off the radar as fast as they entered, after dominating the charts with their unique mixture of melancholic rock and tasteful pop. "Enola” is the bands unexpected, long-awaited and unlikely studio-release #8. Seigmen has been playing a handful of shows in the last couple of years and in 2012, new songs appeared. Speculation over a new album immediately ensued among the bands fan-base, which has had a steady growth in the recent years.
“It was never our intention to create a full album, but suddenly everything came pouring out.", says Bassist and composer, Kim Ljung. "At the first rehearsal everything felt right. Marius and Sverre were extremely motivated and they played symbiotically as they always have. It sounded like Seigmen instantly.”
You might think that all the years away would shine through on the album, but it doesn't. “Enola” might very well be the lost record that never appeared right after “Metropolis”.
We’re looking forward to the release of one of the greatest comebacks in the history of Norwegian music, as Seigmen once again release a great album that will shake the alternative rock scene across Europe.
Seigmen: Kim Ljung (bass, vocal) | Alex Møklebust (vocal) | Noralf Ronthi (drums)
Marius Roth (guitar, vocal) | Sverre Økshoff (guitar)
(Some of the members are also known from Zeromancer)
