We’re premiering the first new material by Suburban Kids With Biblical Names in over a year. They crack the whip and turn ‘The Kiss’ into a skewed duet – stripping away the balearic breeze of the original and replacing it with tropical rhythms, off-kilter acoustic guitars and a drunken party atmosphere.
Suburban Kids With Biblical Names
OIB Records Split Series – Volume 2
One image comes to mind when anticipating an experimental EP featuring Suburban Kids with Biblical Names and Half-Handed Cloud. Cute, like a kitten. Rebecca Parnell reviews.
On Song :: Suburban Kids With Biblical Names
SKWBN’s ingenious use of samples, pop hooks and tropicalia is more infectious that the Noro-Virus, albeit a whole lot more pleasant. We caught up with the duo earlier in the week to find out more about what makes their musical brains tick.
Suburban Kids With Biblical Names – #4
We are thrilled to welcome our brand new Swedish contributer Victor Svedberg. In his first review for us he delves into the brave new sounds of Sweden’s finest: Suburban Kids With Biblical Names.
[Download] TLOBF Playlist #1.09
The monthly mixtape is back, bigger and better than ever. Everything contained within is TLOBF Certified for maximum enjoyment, from the Swedish pop of Loney dear, the thrilling guitar romps of Copy Haho to the accordion fuelled folk of Dark Dark Dark, there’s something for everyone!
Suburban Kids With Biblical Names return! Brand new song inside!
Rejoice! Suburban Kids with Biblical Names have (finally!) finished their first new release in over three years. Get details and download ’1999′ inside!
Johan Hedberg – 5-spårs EP
Anyone who follows Swedish pop will recognise the sounds showcased on Johan Hedberg’s debut. The delicate homemade beats, muted horns, cut and paste samples, and the gentle crooning baritone. The only real complaint is that at just over 12 minutes long there isn’t enough of it.
