28 more inches of skweee

Just in today, along with a restock of the two Museum Of Future Sound compilations on Finnish skweee label Flogsta Danshall, we received 4 new skweee 7" singles. Just a couple copies of each, so we probably won't be reviewing them, but if you're trying to stay hip to the latest skweee action, come on down (or email). They're $6.98 each. Artists/titles as follows:
Daniel Savio "Jihad Akhbar / The Djinn"
Rigas Den Andre "Too Low For Show / No Class"
EDMX "R100 / Uday Rmx"
Vakttornet / Boyz of Caligula "Tower of Murdur / Must 'Amaba"

And while we're on the subject, we should note we also have some skweee 12" vinyls in stock that are also pretty fresh, from Daniel Savio and Rigas Den Andre, as well as a split between Randy Barracuda and Mesak.

And if reading this you're like, er, what's skweee? then we should refer you to the Museum Of Future Sound reviews on our website!

Skweee publicity

Check out page 30 of the new, April 2009 issue of SPIN magazine, the one with U2 on the cover - there's a piece about skweee. You know, our favorite Scandinavian underground electro/techno/hiphop subgenre. Aquarius gets a mention, 'cause they interviewed me (Allan) for the article. The quote they ended up using doesn't amount to much ("It sounded so fresh... customers loved it." Did I really say that?), but it's still cool to help promote the skweee scene...

Here's some YouTube skweee action also, from Swedish TV:

Too bad we don't speak Swedish, or we'd understand why they're going on about a Cat Stevens record. If you poke around some more on YouTube, you'll find a lot more skweee, with more music, less talking too.