Size: 125,9 MB
Time: 52:51
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2008
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
01. Who's Knocking (3:33)
02. Let Me Go (4:33)
03. The Comedian (4:11)
04. Prettiest World (3:18)
05. Purse (2:56)
06. Fivestringed Crooked Red Clara (3:45)
07. Poor Heart's Avenue (4:01)
08. Rattlesnake (2:30)
09. Mean Old Devil Got On (2:52)
10. Before I Go (3:32)
11. Rope (3:36)
12. No One Wants You As You Are (2:46)
13. Long Way Till Tomorrow (3:38)
14. Saddle My Heart (3:26)
15. I Could Even Grow A Moustache For You (4:05)
Daniel Norgren (born 1983 in Borås, Sweden), is a Swedish singer-songwriter. He is working through a small indie label called Superpuma records and has been doing so since 2006.
The debut album Kerosene Dreams was mainly recorded on homemade instruments and was followed up by Outskirt in 2008. This album attracted a steady crowd of blues fans and also opened the doors and roads down south for touring Europe. In 2010 Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider was released and opened the doors even wider. It was also nominated in the category singer/songwriter album of the year at the Swedish manifest gala. Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider was followed up by the six-track EP Black Vultures in late 2011, including "Going Home Finally" that was originally tracked for and aired in the BBC Radio show called God's Jukebox.
On stage Norgren plays the drums and guitar, with Anders Grahn on upright bass. Sometimes Andreas Filipsson accompanies the duo on a homemade organ. Norgren has played festivals and venues in Europe such as Way Out West in 2010 and Roskilde Festival in 2011.
In early 2013 the album Buck was released followed up by a European tour. Most of the songs on Buck were recorded in Norgren's home on a 4-channel cassette porta studio. It contains studio recordings like "Whatever Turns You On". This song was tracked and filmed in the Algorythm Sound studio and quickly became a hit when it came out on YouTube. The album l contains a live version of "Moonshine Got Me" that was originally released on the Black Vultures EP but now re-recorded during a tour in Scandinavia.
In 2015 his new album Alabursy was released followed by another European tour. Again most of the songs were recorded at home on his 4- channel cassette port studio.
The debut album Kerosene Dreams was mainly recorded on homemade instruments and was followed up by Outskirt in 2008. This album attracted a steady crowd of blues fans and also opened the doors and roads down south for touring Europe. In 2010 Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider was released and opened the doors even wider. It was also nominated in the category singer/songwriter album of the year at the Swedish manifest gala. Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider was followed up by the six-track EP Black Vultures in late 2011, including "Going Home Finally" that was originally tracked for and aired in the BBC Radio show called God's Jukebox.
On stage Norgren plays the drums and guitar, with Anders Grahn on upright bass. Sometimes Andreas Filipsson accompanies the duo on a homemade organ. Norgren has played festivals and venues in Europe such as Way Out West in 2010 and Roskilde Festival in 2011.
In early 2013 the album Buck was released followed up by a European tour. Most of the songs on Buck were recorded in Norgren's home on a 4-channel cassette porta studio. It contains studio recordings like "Whatever Turns You On". This song was tracked and filmed in the Algorythm Sound studio and quickly became a hit when it came out on YouTube. The album l contains a live version of "Moonshine Got Me" that was originally released on the Black Vultures EP but now re-recorded during a tour in Scandinavia.
In 2015 his new album Alabursy was released followed by another European tour. Again most of the songs were recorded at home on his 4- channel cassette port studio.
Outskirt
Size: 100,8 MB
Time: 40:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2010
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
01. Big Black Bull (2:43)
02. Lovedog (2:45)
03. Nr.1 Nr.2 Nr.3 (4:48)
04. Highbird (3:08)
05. Blind (3:13)
06. Crooked John (3:10)
07. Get The Moon Up (2:13)
08. Mean Old Devil Got On II (3:02)
09. Lowbird (5:23)
10. Stuck In The Bones (3:33)
11. Perfect Jazz (2:22)
12. Though It Aches (4:18)
Exactly one year ago, Blue Magazine startled by a then still large unknown Swede who made a huge impression with their second album Outskirt. With the fearsome title Horrifying Death Eating Blood Spider, Daniel Norgren suddenly all attention focused on him. He asked, then wondered who in Who's Knocking on his door stood beech, now it's a huge, black bull, the silence in the Swedish forests upset. Big Black Bull Norgren goes on like never before and with a pounding beat put the jungle looming, ominous tone of this album. The influence of Tom Waits is clearly on top as in Rain Dogs, pardon Lovedog is heard. The moans, squeaks (Crooked John), growls and knocks. With the slow blues of Nr.1,2,3 there is finally some time to come, and also with High Bird we can sit back and relax and enjoy a wonderful authentic blues sound. To be sure, even geraadplaagd the recording data but it is actually recorded in 2010. The wonderful Blind is one of the best Norgren has taken so far. The young Swede once again proves a huge dose of feeling in his music, he is able to either blues. Mean Old Devil Got On II is the sequel to the first part that was found on Outskirt. The country blues of Stuck In The Bones is as the title suggests, the marrow. Norgren does not do overdubs and overtime in the studio but knew damn well where he started when he once again individual pressure indefinitely in the isolated room keys. As pure as H.D.E.B. this year it is really not. Norgren proves Horrifying Death Eating Blood Spider that genius and madness again awfully close together. ~automatic translator
Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider
