With names like Mats, Ulf, and Pelle it's a good bet to say these guys are Swedish plus they have a few ace songs (the title was one of them) on the great Sound of Young Sweden comp. that Summersound released a few years ago. Pelle Carlberg is the man here and the guy is a natural at penning wistful, jangly pop tunes with clever lyrics that stick to the ribs. The secret weapon, however, is Helena who with the help of her glockenspiel, melodica and flute bring the songs to a new level of pop-dom. If you know what I mean? Chalk this up as yet another winner from Matinée.   --Dagger

 

Delicious male sung Swedish pop (English vocals) with feel good melodies, romantic strum, happy trumpet and dreamy glockenspiel, flute, etc... A must have!   --Twee Kitten

 

This is janglepop which includes a variety of instruments, creating different moods - the title track has trumpet and flute which give it a sophisticated, grown-up feel, whereas September includes a glockenspiel, making it sound quite cute. September is my favourite track here, its chorus has vocal harmonies and is really catchy.   --Aquamarine

 

This four song EP was the first release of this Swedish band. While they retain many of the similarities of their compatriots, Edson tend to tow a more mellow line. I'm not sure if that's good or bad. This certainly has its moments, and aside from the title track, the next best is probably September, which is a lovely little song.   --Indie Spinzone