PLAY
FOLLOW
SHARE

Alternative & Brit Pop Music artist from Beverly Hills, CA. New songs free to stream. Add to your playlist now.

cover pic

The Confusions

5 songs
108 plays
Picture for song 'The Pilot' by artist 'The Confusions'

The Pilot The Pilot

Brit Pop

Picture for song 'Trampoline' by artist 'The Confusions'

Trampoline Trampoline

Brit Pop

Picture for song 'Silver' by artist 'The Confusions'

Silver Silver

Brit Pop

Picture for song 'Artificial' by artist 'The Confusions'

Artificial Artificial

Brit Pop

Picture for song 'Don't Let The World Catch You Crying' by artist 'The Confusions'

Don't Let The World Catch You Crying Don't Let The World Catch You Crying

Brit Pop

Mikael Andersson-Knut - Vocals, Guitars Zarah Edstrom - Keyboards, Piano, Organ, Vocals Mattias Lofstrom - Drums & Rhythm, Machines Henrik Svensson - Guitars Magnus Thorsell - Bass
Band/artist history
THE CONFUSIONS have now established a reputation as one of Sweden's cleverest pop exports. A fistful of fine albums has more than convinced any doubters. The band's album "Everyone's Invited" was perhaps their breakthrough, acclaimed throughout the pop press as one of the very best albums of the year. With its quirky ideas, strong melodies and inventive playing, the album is a delight: check out "Steroid hearts" or "Cornflake King", both of which did well as singles. The latter was rotated on the French equivalent to MTV, MCM International. The album wasn't short of fans around Europe. Several of Britain's notoriously fussy music magazines praised The Confusions. Melody Maker put them above Ocean Colour Scene and other domestic bands, Record Collector called the album a "wondrous debut", while Dis-Connected said they deserved to be "bigger than ABBA". That album was followed up by "Six-0-Seven", once again produced by Peter Svensson of the Cardigans. The songs are about the usual hang-ups that haunt young life: love, repressed emotions, jealousy and hope. Their "Trampoline" is an outstanding album. It features the stunning single "The Pilot", which hit number one on MTV's Up North chart and the song got a lot of attention from outside Scandinavia. The album was released in Japan, Taiwan and "The Pilot" was released in France. The Evening Telegraph wrote "Add these guys to the list of superb Swedish bands. They Borrow from the past (60s Britpop, Bowie) without the self consciousness of their Anglo Saxon peers". The Confusions are great fun, but thoughtful at the same time. Not confusing at all, when you think about it.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
Always play live, enjoy it very much.
Your musical influences
David Bowie, Wilco, The Beatles, Radiohead, The Who, Smashing Pumpkins, Abba, Depehe Mode, Interpool, Björk, Mazzy Star, New Order, Lloyd Cole, Nick Drake, Iggy Pop...
Contact
Sorry, this artist currently doesn't accept email messages.
Comments
Please sign up or log in to post a comment.
Promoted Not related to artist