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Lets Say We Did

Let’s Say We Did has been lurking on the periphery of Sweeden’s music scene for a couple of years. Having risen from the ashes of previous projects the band released a three track demo in 2008. Getting glowing praise from music bloggers for it’s hook laden songs rooted in real rock’n’roll and was compared to everything from early Ryan Adams, Pavement, Silver Jews and Swedish acts such as Wannadies and Popsicle.

The band landed a few showcase gigs around Sweden and in the UK, playing at Sweden’s biggest festival for unsigned bands the Rookiefestival in Hultsfred in late
2008. The songs started to spread and found their way to American producer Kramer (Galaxie 500, Daniel Johnston, Low, etc) who offered to work with the band.

In 2010 about one and a half year after the demo Let’s Say We Did released their debut EP, ”Follow Me Down” mixed/mastered by Kramer. The EP got great response from all corners with various writers claiming it to be an impressive debut and hailing Let’s Say We Did as a band to keep your eyes on.

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- Let’s Say We Did – In From The Storm
  18 February 2012 12:50 PM | No Comments
  Following a handful of self released ep’s, the Stockholm based quintet Let’s Say We Did released their self titled debut album at the back end of last year. On their ep’s the band were finding their feet somewhat but on the album it shows that the hours spent perfecting their melodic scuzzed up indie pop has paid off. This album has the potential to be a word of mouth grower this year.
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- Let’s Say We Did – It’s a Trap!
  12 February 2012 7:21 PM | No Comments
  Let's Say We Did happily reminds of all things flannel, Big Muffs and youngsters paying dues to the 'Youth. This 7-track album has some killer easy songs, and its straightforward songwriting style minus shoegazer ripping makes it an endearing choice of recent Nordic 90's revival bands.
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- Let’s Say We Did – The Sound of Confusion
  05 December 2011 2:36 PM | No Comments
  There's a corner of the world where the alt-rock of the early 90s is still, rightly, considered worthy of replicating, guitars still rule and the internet and Simon Cowell haven't come along to ruin everything. That place is Scandinavia and in the past few years they've produced some of the finest fuzzy indie bands around. From The Raveonettes (Denmark) to I Was A King (Norway), Sad Day For Puppets (Sweden), The New Tigers (Finland) and many many more, there's been plenty to keep us guitar fans from wanting to hurl our deluxe vinyl boxsets at the TV next time we see fire spurting from Lady Ga Ga's tits.
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- Curly Girl – Rave Magazine
  19 July 2011 1:33 AM | No Comments
  With Curly Girl, Susan Hull has delivered an album that, unlike more formulaic folk, wouldn’t make very suitable background music. The combination of odd yet familiar sounds keeps your attention entirely tuned in. Curly Girl is certainly an adorable, entertaining and clever album not to be missed.
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