Vulkano

"From the ashes of Those Dancing Days rise these two Swedish post punk poppettes" The background: "I know it's out there!" goes the arresting refrain to Vision Kicks, the debut single from Vulkano. If you took Ikona Pop's cheeky surliness and spliced it with Savages at their most savage, i.e. as they sound on Husbands, you might end up with something like Vulkano. That's in our dreams and being generous. Sometimes they're simply quirky, giggly riot grrrls or purveyors of banal sub/pop-goth, but they've definitely got potential. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

"From the ashes of Those Dancing Days rise these two Swedish post punk poppettes" The background: "I know it's out there!" goes the arresting refrain to Vision Kicks, the debut single from Vulkano. If you took Ikona Pop's cheeky surliness and spliced it with Savages at their most savage, i.e. as they sound on Husbands, you might end up with something like Vulkano. That's in our dreams and being generous. Sometimes they're simply quirky, giggly riot grrrls or purveyors of banal sub/pop-goth, but they've definitely got potential. And when they get the balance right, as Depeche Mode once said, they combine the chilling with the commercial, even if they sound less like the Mode than they do Clare Grogan squawking and yelping over the Cure's A Forest. http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/jul/18/vulkano "Erupting from the wake of the Swedish wonder band Those Dancing Days, Vulkano is the dark wild side of Cissi Efraimsson's, Lisa Pyk Wirström and Rebecka Rolfart's songwriting. Vulkano is an outbursting trio pushing punk forward in their own charming way while still maintaining a pop sensibility with catchy riffs and lyrics. It's uncompromising, extrovert and maximalist." credit to the youtube page: http://www.youtube.com/user/vulkanotheband?feature=watch Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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