These Swede’s saturate their songs with equal amounts howling 60s Garage, fuzzy psychedelic obscurity and punk blended with catchy pop hooks. Satiating with reverb and bursting vocal shrills, the Abba Zaba boys absorb and deliver the best parts of a classic lost era.

I have played 60s oriented garage/beat/psychedelia in different bands, Les Artyfacts and The Flight Reaction for about ten years, Now I write and record songs on my own just for fun.



The Early Days vas formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 2007 as a sunday living room jam-duo, but rapidly evolved into a six-piece rockband. In autumn 2008 they released a self-titled EP, recorded at Studio Gröndahl in Stockholm. The songs has circulated at radiostations in Australia, USA, UK, Germany and France since the release. Following the release they went touring with Black Lips, Crystal Stilts, The Drones and The Bats. 

At the 2009 Shoegaze Weekender festival in Hamburg they met Mark Gardener of Ride, resulting in him mixing The Contraries EP (2010) and the debut self-titled album (2012), recorded in the excellent Svenska Grammofonstudion in Gothenburg, Sweden. The band was invited by Ebbot Lundberg (The Soundtrack Of Our Lives) to do a show at his club in Gothenburg in August 2010. Shortly after they played a praised show at the sold out 2010 Way Out West festival.

The Early Days supported The Soundtrack of Our Lives at their last shows at Södra Teatern in Stockholm, Sweden in december 2012 together with bands like Mazarine Street and Caviare Days.

In the winter of 2012 they started recording their upcoming release.

Records can be bought and some free tracks can be downloaded at their offical website, http://www.theearlydays.se.

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