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September Malevolence
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Gothenburg, Sweden (2004 – present)
Formed in February 2004, September Malevolence is a post-rock band from Gothenburg, Sweden. Their strong melodies and well-performed songwriting earned them a loyal following and the debut album ‘Tomorrow We’ll Wonder Where This Generation Gets It’s Priorities From’ was voted the 4th best instrumental release of 2005, in competition with 50 other albums by The Silent Ballet.
After three years of touring, switching members, writing songs, rejecting songs, switching members again, it’s as a band transformed, evolved and with a new almost desperate edge to the music. Witness After This Darkness, There’s A Next long play and you can tell it hasn’t been three years of sitting in the sun.
Members:
Martin Lundmark - Voice, bass, guitar
Tobias Netshagen - Guitar, voice, piano
Johan Ellersten - Drums
Johan Björklund - Guitar
After three years of touring, switching members, writing songs, rejecting songs, switching members again, it’s as a band transformed, evolved and with a new almost desperate edge to the music. Witness After This Darkness, There’s A Next long play and you can tell it hasn’t been three years of sitting in the sun.
Members:
Martin Lundmark - Voice, bass, guitar
Tobias Netshagen - Guitar, voice, piano
Johan Ellersten - Drums
Johan Björklund - Guitar
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Surviving Destinies
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Who watches the watchmen?
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Distance/Closure
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A notion, i can't shake...
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...accidents happen so fast
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The descent
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Shoutbox
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lagginswag wrote:
post-rock with change the world...
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NoTone wrote:
no, they aren´t disbanding, just not on tour for a year or so!
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y34r0n3 wrote:
are they splitting up after the tour or quit touring or something?
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Undulaten wrote:
Great show at M15. Tobias had some problem with his sound, but compensated with an awesome scream during the first song. More of those in the future.
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obstacle5 wrote:
wished i could have been in trollhattan
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KREJERK wrote:
http://www.last.fm/group/Chinese+Post+Rock WITH DOWNLOAD LINKS
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Firemsi wrote:
http://www.last.fm/music/September+Malevolence/After+this+darkness%2C+there%27s+a+nextAfter
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ZiezioSmorski wrote:
not really sure about all these next generation "post-rock" groups. just don't do it for me. [3]
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16N0R4N7 wrote:
What's your favorite album?
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Firemsi wrote:
Because, those tagging September Malevolence as instrumental post-rock are tagging automatically. They don't even know what tagging is.
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Winsenes wrote:
Why is everybody always tagging post rock as instrumental, even when it's not? September Malevolence has amazing vocals.
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PhoenixToEmber wrote:
I never get tired of them. Pure beauty.
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TouchingTheVoid wrote:
i love swedish postrock! ;-) to me the occasional lyrics are the topping on the ice... it's good to see that they evolve and open their sound for more diversion, even if some die-hard postrock-fans disapprove... don't want to hear the same postrock-strereotype again and again... entry 100! :oD
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DrNobu wrote:
Creative drums!
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futuretrunks wrote:
I like some songs, but unfortunately they're kinda default post rock.
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landmixer wrote:
The northern lyricism in every musical note.Divinely as the winter tale.
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16N0R4N7 wrote:
But Immanu El is too much pop than other thing... One of my favorite Swedish bands btw.
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mrsquizz wrote:
@GrimFaust - Check out Immanu El - they're different because they blend their lyrics into the tunes instead of singing on top.
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GrimFaust wrote:
not really sure about all these next generation "post-rock" groups. just don't do it for me. [2] I'ts too much pop-influences for me, and too much vocals.
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iham wrote:
Exxon Valdez <3333333333333333333
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News
September Malevolence on Spotify
7 Nov 2009 | from blog.myspace.com/septembermalevolence
Hey all,For all of you in Scandinavia, UK, France and Spain, be
sure to check out the music service Spotify. Our albums are online
there now and you'll find them here: http://open.spotify. …
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IS_Arthur added September Malevolence to IS_Arthur’s library. 9 hours ago
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Dzoca tagged September Malevolence with ‘swedish’. 11 hours ago
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vesnoylesnoy, Ultraschaedel, divineirony and 3 other people added September Malevolence to their libraries. yesterday evening
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Torokor added September Malevolence to the lineup of September Malevolence at Kastanie 85. Wednesday evening
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torhys tagged September Malevolence with ‘post-rock’. Monday evening
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torhys, Lolupop, loopstar84 and 3 other people added September Malevolence to their libraries. Monday evening
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vintagevoss tagged September Malevolence with post rock, experimental, instrumental and one other tag. last week
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vintagevoss, adityaadinegoro, kurtulusr and 8 other people added September Malevolence to their libraries. last week
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OneTenHundred connected September Malevolence to the group 250 milligrams of escape. 16 days ago
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