Snippets of time Noisebud, 2011, April 14 If you want to see a Kaurismäki flick with a happy ending, check out “The Trumpet” and “The Cello”. Inspired by the director Frank Herz’s movie “Ten minutes older“, the producer Nicolas McClintock invited 15 directors back in 2002 to make 10 minutes observations (or movies) that illustrated the millennium shift. My favorite is Herzogs 10 minutes in “The Trumpet” but they’re all great short movies by some of the best directors in the world. Here’s the original “Ten minutes older” by Frank Herz. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BesHd0TN3Ok] “If you are observant, if you look not only with your eyes, but also with your heart, the life, for sure, will present you with some particular discovery. Then, the reality recorded by you will gain the artistic value, become in line with art, and will always excite people. The facts and events can become old. They can become history. The feelings we felt regarding those events stay with us. Therefore, art is the only living bridge between people of various generations, between time periods.” – Frank Herz Blog
See us live in Sthlm 2013, April 29 We’ll be playing at Fylkingen this wednesday. It’s the club Anonyma Alkemister who’ve e set up a crazy party where our music actually might fit, it’s the perfect blend. Check out the other two bands, Karpis and ÅBE2, and see if you agree. This will be fun, see you there! http://www.fylkingen.se/node/1771 Read More
Kamikaze Cat 2013, May 31 We have a cat named Tiger. She is the most kind and gentle little creature there is but she love to jump out of windows, roofs or worse. I guess she’s a bit of an adrenaline junkie. We wrote her a song called Kamikaze Cat that will be featured on… Read More
Working on our next live setup 2014, May 112014, May 13 Yeah, we know, we’ve been silent for a while… again. Sorry. It’s just that there’s so much to do and so little time, and writing about what we’re doing kind of slide down the priority list the more we’re actually doing. So if we don’t post it’s a good thing,… Read More