THE RAVEONETTES

The Raveonettes are a Danish alternative rock duo, consisting of Sune Rose Wagner (born 1973, Sønderborg, Denmark) on guitar, instruments, and vocals, and Sharin Foo (born 12 December 1979, Copenhagen[1]) on bass, guitar and vocals. Their music is characterized by close two-part vocal harmonies inspired by The Everly Brothers[2] coupled with hard-edged electric guitar overlaid with liberal doses of noise, very similar to The Jesus and Mary Chain.[3] Their songs juxtapose the structural and chordal simplicity of '50s and '60s rock with intense electric instrumentation, driving beats, and often dark lyrical content, similar to another of the band's influences, The Velvet Underground.

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This is, to the best of our and the Internet’s knowledge, the first time The Raveonettes have fashioned a remix, though that classification isn’t entirely fair, because it sounds like they’ve simply played over The Drums’ "Let’s Go Surfing" with usual fast-wristed poise. So, really this is like both bands playing "Let’s Go Surfing"...
The DRUMS give us the low-down on their album picks of 2009 1. Camera Obscura - My Maudlin Career Camera Obscura Myspace 2. Cats on Fire - Our Temperance Moveme Cats on Fire Myspace 3. JJ - jj n° 2 4. Glasvegas - Glasvegas 5. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - ST photo: Annie Powers The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Myspace 6. The...
The Vivian Girls Here’s the next batch of our top 100 records list for 2009. Our favourite albums of 2009, our favourite singles of 2009, our favourite tracks of 2009 - they’re all in here mixed together. Well, numbers 80-61 are anyway. 80: We show up on RadaR - mountain top EP Psychey sunshine pop and cunning acoustic folk from We Show up on RadaR, who released this...
While basing an entire mix on song titles with colours in them may seem like a cop-out, I would like to offer a little more commentary than pointing out that many bands put colours into their band names and song titles. In fact, I’m quite fascinated by the involuntary neurological phenomena of colour synesthesia in which a person can see colours in response to aural stimuli, most often...
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Those Fuckers Stay In Your Head Flossy Danish duo Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo aka The Raveonettes, have just released the first single from their upcoming, fourth studio album. Titled ‘Suicide’, it’s a very European sounding pop song, sitting somewhere between the bouncy guitar rhythms of ‘Love In A Trash Can’ and the lighter shoegaze moments of ‘Black...
As if he weren’t busy enough last year, Sune Rose Wagner, better known as one half of The Raveonettes, digitally released a self-titled solo album back on December 8, but I’ve just gotten around to listening to it now. This record highlights an interesting issue that crops up for me once and awhile, namely assessing music with lyrics in a language I have no knowledge of. You see,...
And so we’ve reached the end of this year’s journey through my top albums. Before we get into the top eight, I’ll try to sum up which albums released in the last few months of 2008. September brought offerings from Jenny Lewis, Mercury Rev, People in Planes, Butch Walker, No and the Maybes, Glasvegas, Santogold, Jon Ryman, Metallica, Chairlift, Kings of Leon, and a sophomore...
There have been rumblings about the unholy union of Oliver Ackerman - the main noise man of A Place to Bury Strangers and the mad scientist behind Death by Audio pedals - and Richard Fearless - one half of the legendary electro psych outfit Death in Vegas - for over a year now.  Fearless has said that he was inspired to add some primal Stooges danger to the powerful yet detached crush of...
The Raveonettes You can tell it’s December because the Devil’s inbox is inundated with christmas themed tracks from covers of classics of yesteryear to originals hoping to be tomorrows high street festive muzak. The Raveonettes get in on the act with their Christmas-themed Wishing You A Rave Christmas. This is the final installment in the Danish duo’s four-part EP series...
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Who: The Raveonettes vs. Monotonix Times: 6:00pm vs. 6:30pm Hometown: New York, NY vs. Tel Aviv, Israel Thoughts: Truth be told I have never really listened to either of these bands nor have I seen them live. What I can tell you about them is that I know Monotonix have a reputation for a truly insane show and I’ve never heard anything, good or bad, about The Raveonettes and their stage show...
Band name: Mystery Jets, Raveonettes, Futureheads and more Label: various indie scmindies Teaser: What kind of band name is Dennis Hopper Choppers? Will the Futureheads be pawning their homes this year? Are the Raveonettes going back to their roots? All of these questions and more will be answered, as Amy Rich counts down this week’s singles! Pull quote 2: It’s like...
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