KEBNEKAJSE - RECENSION - BAGARMOSSEN - 2025-12-13 Sveriges högsta berg och band, Kebnekajse, kallade musikfolket till Bagarmossens Folkets Hus denna Luciaprogg´s kväll i mörka december. Tillsammans med Wasa Express och Jan Hammarlund så förgyllde de denna trivsamma kväll. Förväntan var stor när Kebnekajse äntrade scenen och drog igång med ”Leksands Skänklåt”. Som vanligt fanns det bitar som bandet utvecklade med denna låt även denna konsert. Hela bandet fick plats att briljera och visa varför de fortfarande är Sveriges bästa folkrockmusiker anno 2025. Sedan blev det dags för en av Kebnekajses stora begivenheter, nämligen den klassiska ”Hårgalåten”, med sitt distinkta malande som senare fortgår med lite ylande gitarrer som nästan blir lite bluesiga, för att avslutas med härliga folkrocktoner. Succén är ett faktum och det är längesedan som bandet varit så taggade som just idag verkar det som. Den norska visan, ”Sangenuten”, tar konserten vida...
Except for ordinary audience recordings made with external microphones and mostly digital recorders or DAT-recorders these days, there´s also some tapers that also focus on so-called "IEM-Taping". We got the chance to ask some questions from a "IEM-taper" located in USA. Here´s what the taper had to say about IEM-recordings. How would you describe “In Ear Monitors” (IEM) for those who doesn´t know what it is? Most amplified live music has an onstage monitor system for band members to hear themselves. In traditional settings, there were wedge monitor speakers at the lip of the stage, each with a mix specifically designed for an individual player. Guitar players often monitored their guitars by the sound coming from their amplifier. However, this can result in a very loud and chaotic stage volume as each band member struggles to hear himself or herself through the wall of sound. Also, consider band members that walk around the stage; as they ...
INTERVIEW - ZEMENT - 2026: The German alternative band Zement will hit the roads of Sweden in the beginning of April 2026. They will share the stage with Swedish band, ”Östersjöar”, and we are very thrilled to bring you this interview with Philipp ahead of the Swedish tour: Photo by: Benjamin Brückner First of all, thank you for the interview. How are you doing at the beginning of 2026? Thanks, we’re doing well. Our long-term friend and producer Florian Helleken (who played most of our 2025 shows live with us) joined the band on electric bass at the end of last year, and we’ve started fresh as a three-piece in 2026. We’ve already played a couple of shows this year and started working on a new album as a power trio. I...
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