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Artist..........: Dag F÷r Dag ▒▀
Album...........: Boo ▒
Genre...........: Rock
Label...........: Haldern Pop Records
Catnr...........: HPR040
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 24-08-2010
Street.Date.....: 08-03-2010
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://www.myspace.com/dagfordag
Size............: 57.90MB
Song.Title :
01. Boo 0:27
02. I Am The Assassin 2:06
03. Hands And Knees 2:25
04. Boxed Up In Line 3:47
05. Wouldn't You 5:24
06. Silence As The Verb 4:38
07. Seven Stories 4:31
08. Light On Your Feet 4:35
09. Traffic Jam 3:20
10. The Leather Of Your Boots 3:00
11. Animal 3:01
12. Came In Like A Knife 4:42
13. Ring Me, Elise (Bonus Track) 3:32
Runtime: 45:43 min
Release.Info :
Last year, the Shooting from the Shadows EP by Dag f÷r Dag was the best of the
under-the-radar releases to come this writerÆs way. A brother-sister duo whoÆd
relocated from America to Sweden, you can almost hear Jacob and Sarah Snavely
becoming natives from EP to LP. Musically, a kind of fuzzed-up, punk Americana
(Violent Femmes, The Cramps) has eased into something looser, and more
eccentric, like many of the more idiosyncratic Scandinavians (Wildbirds &
Peacedrums, Taken by Trees).
When they tell stories, Dag f÷r Dag use transparent metaphors: if they sing
about being on a pirate ship, itÆs because theyÆve travelled the world as
struggling artists, not because theyÆre twee fantasists. On their brilliant
single, Animal, they basically want to get to the essence of rock music: making
whooping noises, and pounding on the kit. ôLetÆs go!ö yelps Sarah before the
drums and dirty guitars come in. ItÆs the kind of moment youÆre anticipating
every time you hear it.
Maybe this is subjective, but part of the appeal of Dag f÷r Dag û who take
turns with the vocals û is that you get the variety of male/female tones and
textures, without one playing as a foil to the other (eg, the girl doing syrupy
backing vocals and trite sentiments while the guy with the weaker voice gets
the good lines). Both of them sing their guts out, because theyÆre brother and
sister. They donÆt have chemistry for each other, just the listener.
After a couple of monthsÆ listening, itÆs not what youÆd call a ôsolidö debut
album; in many ways, itÆs something better. ItÆs a collection of loose, organic
songs with plenty of breathing space as the pair find their voiceà interspersed
with immediate, and irresistibly catchy indie-rock anthems that manage to be
powerful and honest without trying to be ground-breaking. On the EP, Ring Me,
Elise was 2009Æs song most likely to get me dancing, but with Sarah on vocals,
the premise (ôIÆm a rockÆnÆroll star now, so call me girlàö) has an extra
frisson of humour and abandon, like The Raincoats singing Lola. Preposterous,
sexy, and fun.
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