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TRACKLIST >>>
01 ON AND ON
02 OLD MAN
03 FOUR POINTS
04 IF I DIE NOW
05 HEY YOU
06 MONDAY
07 ARPEGGIO
08 OH NO
09 PEOPLE ARE GETTING OLD
10 LAKES OF STEEP
11 WOHLWILL STRASSE
12 THE CURE
13 GOLD
14 PUPPET CABARET
15 HIBISKUS PARK
16 MANWHORE
17 FRISKASHUFFLE
FRISKA VILJOR on MySPACE.[MP3] "Old Man"[2007's #8: LUCKY SOUL: THE GREAT UNWANTED]
[2006's #8: MALAJUBE: TROMPE L'OEIL]
[2005's #8: I AM KLOOT: GODS AND MONSTERS]
It was just this past November that I typed the following succession of letters:
"FRISKA VILJOR are two merry music-makers from the enchanted land of Stockholm-in-Sweden. According to a free-and-convenient online translation service I spent many seconds seeking, their name means "Fresh Wills" in English. This was a disappointment to me. I wanted their name to mean "Frisky Villains." Is that asking so much? (Regardless, "Fresh Wills" is preferable to the translation provided by a rival free-and-convenient service -- "Freshen Want" -- which I believe was actually the title of a popular, Nazi-era breath-mint jingle composed by GUSTAV MAHLER.) (I could be wrong about this, but I don't think so.)
The men of Friska Viljor have pledged to never compose sober. (A noble notion, but somebody needs to tell them that PETE DOHERTY and AMY WINEHOUSE have already blazed that trail, thank you very much.)"
Apparently, the Absolut has been flowing freely, because Friska Viljor have already gone ahead and completed another happily ragged LP. So, today, we toast their libertine livers; we drink to their blind(-drunk) ambition.FRISKA VILJOR on MySPACE.
From the LP TOUR DE HEARTS, 2008 >>>
[MP3] "Old Man"
[MP3] "On and On"
From the LP BRAVO!, 2007 >>>
[MP3] "Four Points"
[MP3] "Puppet Cabaret"
FRISKA VILJOR are two merry music-makers from the enchanted land of Stockholm-in-Sweden. According to a free-and-convenient online translation service I spent many seconds seeking, their name means "Fresh Wills" in English. This was a disappointment to me. I wanted their name to mean "Frisky Villains." Is that asking so much? (Regardless, "Fresh Wills" is preferable to the translation provided by a rival free-and-convenient service -- "Freshen Want" -- which I believe was actually the title of a popular, Nazi-era breath-mint jingle composed by GUSTAV MAHLER.) (I could be wrong about this, but I don't think so.)
The men of Friska Viljor have pledged to never compose sober. (A noble notion, but somebody needs to tell them that PETE DOHERTY and AMY WINEHOUSE have already blazed that trail, thank you very much.)
Non-Swedes can order Friska Viljor's debut LP, BRAVO!, by clicking [HERE].
FRISKA VILJOR on MySPACE.
FRISKA VILJOR on the road >>>
Nov 12 2007 7:00P/London - Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen/London
Nov 21 2007 9:00P/Amsterdam - Studio Desmet/Amsterdam
Nov 22 2007 9:00P/Groeningen - Vera/Groeningen
Nov 23 2007 9:00P/Utrecht - Ekko/Utrecht
Nov 24 2007 9:00P/Nijmegen - Merleyn/Nijmegen
[MP3] "Four Points"
[MP3] "Gold"
Left-click [HERE] to download the FRISKA VILJOR mix.
It was just this past November that I typed the following succession of letters:
FRISKA VILJOR are two merry music-makers from the enchanted land of Stockholm-in-Sweden. According to a free-and-convenient online translation service I spent many seconds seeking, their name means "Fresh Wills" in English. This was a disappointment to me. I wanted their name to mean "Frisky Villains." Is that asking so much? (Regardless, "Fresh Wills" is preferable to the translation provided by a rival free-and-convenient service -- "Freshen Want" -- which I believe was actually the title of a popular, Nazi-era breath-mint jingle composed by GUSTAV MAHLER.) (I could be wrong about this, but I don't think so.)
