Big Rig Records

The self titled debut from Stockholm’s Let’s Say We Did. Completed together with Pelle Gunnerfeldt (The Hives, Bear Quartet, Säkert, Fireside etc). The album is partly recorded in LSWDs rehearsal studio and partly in Studio Gröndahl with Pelle Gunnerfeldt as producer & mixer.

This is an invitation for you to discover “Meeting Quotations” and these 2 fascinating characters. Utopia their 2nd album was recorded with the help and contribution of Edouard Bonan best known for his work with French musician Nosfell,

The sounds of Utopia blend a mixture of progressive rock and ambient trip-hop.

Cheer Advisory Council formed in Adelaide, Australia in late 2008. At its biggest, the Council now boasts seven members, even reclaiming the bassoon as the rock instrument it always knew it could be. The band’s dusky, smokey feel, with slow tempos and crashing crescendos, is reminiscent of the music of Low, The National, Midlake and Wilco.

Distance is the band’s first album. It was recorded by Matt Hills, who has also worked with Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, Wolf & Cub, The Lucksmiths and all sorts. It tells the many stories of confused youngsters trying to understand adulthood, with many group harmonies, some pop hooks and one big guitar solo.

Collected from tracks penned over the last two years, Curly Girl is a tome bursting with a diverse musical palette and thematic intrigue. Explorations of inner and outer space pervade – from the evolutionary intrigue of Burning Star and the regression of Soap, the album begs consideration on multiple levels.

”Lost & Found EP” is the final EP in the trilogy that previously included ”Follow Me Down EP” and ”Straight Back To You EP”.

Since the release of ”Straight Back To You EP” there’s been some changes for Let’s Say We Did. A new drummer, a new studio and a slightly new direction in the music. The guitar hooks are still there, the lyrics are still about feeling lost and the melodies are as strong as before. But there’s something new to ”Lost & Found EP”.

The Sea Thieves are Naomi Thompson and Zac Coligan an independent band from Adelaide, South Australia.

In our music you will hear the pluck of the ukulele, the wheezing of bellows and the singing of a saw. We like to use old sounds to create something new.

I made the mountains was mixed and mastered by U.S. Producer Kramer ( Bongwater, Shockabilly, Urge Overkill,Ween, Bridezilla, Leader Cheetah..)

He describes THOI’s sound… “the music of The Hum of Industry reminds me of how I felt when listening to the music of the sixties. I can’t put my finger on it exactly or tell you just what it reminds me of but I can tell you that this music transports me back…not so much to a place and time but to a feeling I wish I had more often these days. It’s the spirit They’ve captured so perfectly and it’s been almost thirty years since I felt that way just from listening to a song.”