I’ve just returned from the Bergen’s excellent Ekko. The festival (actually more of a ‘season’ of music, with shows scattered across the course of a couple of weeks) explores the remarkable diversity of electronic music being played today, from the abstruse to the accessible.
Casiokids fall very firmly into the latter camp. Their bubbly, fantastically danceable synth-pop (accompanied live by girls in strange lemming costumes and huge balloons) brings to mind a brasher Metronomy, or perhaps a less serious Friendly Fires. Indeed, Casiokids write songs as good as much of the output of either of those bands – and live, they execute them with startling energy and a compellingly odd stage manner.
‘Det Haster’ is the first single to come from Casiokids’ forthcoming second album (and their UK debut) Aabenbaringen Over Aaskammen. The single is out 24 October on Moshi Moshi.
- Cardi B announces first album in seven years, Am I The Drama?
- Joseph Decosimo returns with new album Fiery Gizzard, and unveils lead single “Ida Red”
- Jack White announces new lyric and writing anthology Collected Lyrics and Selected Writing Volume 1
- Barbican announces new concerts for Fragile Earth season, including performances from Shabaka, Louis VI and Renée Fleming
- Wisp announces debut album If Not Winter, and shares new visualiser for “Save Me Now”
- Olivia Rodrigo covers "I Love You" by Fontaines D.C.
- hard life navigates falling for a friend on "y3llow bike"
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