News editors: Mikael Kahrle & Johan Carlsson


Dec 17 2003

New Kent songs
No split, no long break. Kent are already working on their next album and will begin playing new songs together in early January. When writing about the news songs on the band's web site, Kent's Jocke Berg mentions Jesus & Mary Chain, Bruce Springsteen, Charlie Rich and Chet Baker. /Mikael Kahrle

New Human League released by fan



The newest Human League studio record "Secrets" has been out for 18 months but will have it's second single released now. The delay was due to the collapse of Papillon Records (UK) soon after the release of lead single “All I Ever Wanted” and the band had to go it alone on promoting their new music. Out on Nukove Records (Netherlands) in January 2004 are very dancified versions of "Love Me Madly" on CD and 12" vinyl steered by fan new label head and remixer Michiel Van Bokhorst. Delays in this single release were due to licensing of the music from Chrysalis Music (UK). Samples can be heard here. It's important to note that this release is only licensed to be sold in BeNeLux (or via the webstore) until December 2006.
"Secrets" was the first new music release from the band since 1995's "Octopus". Human League have just finishing up live gigs in UK with veteran John Foxx as support. The final gig in Brighton was filmed for possible future release. /Alex Veronac

Dismantled on mini-tour
One of last years most well received newcomers – Dismantled – is currently out on a mini-tour of America. Gary Zon and his band will visit Portland, Seattle, Sacramento and San Francisco starting today, December 17. This tour is promoting the new single “Exit” and also works as a warm-up to a possible full scale US tour next year. /Johan Carlsson

Mission impossible?
This weekend, Swedish veterans Adolphson Falk told radio channel P4, they plan an acoustic (!) comeback tour 2004. This is a band best remembered for their pioneering intelligent electronic pop work in the eighties. /Mikael Kahrle