The Lake

I know this is old, but it's beautiful nonetheless,

so here goes:

Jay Brannan at the Vigeland Mausoleum

Singer/songwriter Jay Brannan was in Oslo this June,
and during his stay he visited the mausoleum of
Emmanuel Vigeland, Gustav's brother.
The accoustic has a 12 second delay,
so please listen to this:

LET3

The fusion of balkan folk music and rock is increasingly popular.
Kroatian Let3 mixes electro-infused rock with sheer madness,
resulting in the most abnormal stage shows...yay!
Both entertaining and provocative,
they serve up a mix of public suicide,
stripping, phallic grandmothers and more stripping.

They perform at Blå in Oslo tomorrow night at 9pm!

The Dresden Dolls

Love this dark cabaret duo!
They blend the aesthetics of the decadent, risqué German Weimar-era cabarets and 1920s burlesque and vaudeville shows with the morbid, gloomy stylings of post-1970s-goth culture, gothic rock, punk, deathrock, and darkwave music - often influenced by Marlene Dietrich's singing or the singing in a Kurt Weill operetta.

Girl Anachronism

Coin Operated Boy

HRH Die Prinzessin Hans

this fabulous creature visited Oslo last spring,

and we're sad so many of you missed it!

she may be over 100 years old, but she still belts out songs

like there's no tomorrow;

from old lieder songs, to abba and pj harvey!

She often performs with her sidekick, Lord Loveaduck.

Hopefully they'll pay us a visit again soon...

in the meantime, visit her on myspace...