I'm not a fans of covers usually, but this is beautiful

The Years.

Melodic, experimental folk three-piece consisting of one songsmith (F), one sound-painter (O) and one conceptual artist (A). All three of them live and work in Malmö, Sweden and create music in a secluded 19th-century garden shack. Some people call their music surreal. A lot of people call the music soothing. Almost everyone says it makes them think of trees.
The band returns April 12th with their third full length album, Flora. Recorded in their ramshackle garden studio, Flora marks a departure from the wintry moods of the band's first two outings as according to Fredrik, flower season is anything but limonades and hammocks. The music paints a vision of summer as the darkness beneath, a busy, feverish, sprawling organic chaos. The three members build songs from dense, wavering textures of voice, strings, brass and twinkly home-made folk instruments, all couched on top of a smattering of haywire orchestral drums and swirly electronics.

Inventress of Ill (and Everything)

Unknown Mortal Orchestra started out as a one-man band, but after getting a bit of attention (mainly from Fat Possum, who UMO have recently signed to), founder Ruben Nielson decided to add a couple of members. The music is a mix of beats and psych-rock, and I’ve been loving it lately. This track was originally on their self-titled EP, but it also showed up as the opening track on their debut self-titled full length for Fat Possum.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Ffunny Ffrends

Back To Black - Amy Winehouse - Cover

Si tu m'emmènes - Acoustic cover

Quimey, Neuquén - José Larralde - Cover

El duelo - La ley - Cover

Little Black Submarines - The Black Keys

Maybe it's time - Jason Isbell Cover

An Hini A Garan - Cover

Lush Life - Zara Larsson - Cover

Releasedates

Worldwide: 15.10.2010

Pascal Pinon are the twins Jófríður and Ásthildur, two girls from Reykjavík, Iceland. When they were only fourteen they got together with two of their friends and decided to start a band. Using the instruments they found - like a guitar, a Glockenspiel and of course: their voice - Pascal Pinon worked in the twin's bedroom. At the same place they played their first gig: calling it ‘The Friendly Concert’. Only a few months later Pascal Pinon had already played various local venues and started recording their first album in a rented house using only one microphone. It sounds really cute. The main impact on the twin’s music may be a certain shyness when faced with the thin walls of their bedroom. You’ll find a very special record: A twee mixture out of acoustic neofolk and low-fi pop: an enjoyable journey through a teenager’s life with a remarkable sense for songwriting. It was nominated for The Icelandic Music Awards as Newcomer of the Year 2009. Now Morr Music, that always had a special link to Icelandic music scene will release it worldwide in dec 2010 
www.morrmusic.com
www.myspace.com/pascalpinon

Pascal Pinon: New Beginning

Best Fit premiere of Icelandic musician Sin Fang's new track 'Young Boys', taken from his upcoming third record.

'Flowers' is out 1 February 2013 in Europe/ 19 February in the U.S.

Best Fit: http://www.thelineofbestfit.com
Sin Fang: https://www.facebook.com/sinfanggg

Sin Fang - Young Boys

Stairway to heaven - Lockdown cover

Ar soudarded zo gwisket e ruz - Acoustic cover

Little Dragon - Twice.

Blühen Illustration von Barbara Dziadosz.
Blühen Garten auf dem MS Dockville / MS Artville Gelände, 2015. 
Fotografie von Danilo Rößger. 

Little Dragon - Twice.

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