The Electric Pop Group completes the line-up!

I'm glad to announce that Gothenburg's own janglers, THE ELECTRIC POP GROUP, will be the third band on the bill April the 28th!
Given the perfection of the songs that this band aims at (and not seldom reach), it's obvious that they've been inspired by the likes of Jesus & Mary Chain and The Field Mice. But then again, there's something there that's definitely their own. There's a sweetness to the songs that Erik, Martin and Linnéa put together, now also with the help of Jimmi and Gustaf.
It seems logical that TEPG have shared stages with Sambassadeur and Tillmans, and it seems equally logical that the word about their self-released debut album has reached abroad. In June, TEPG will play at the Indie Tracks festival in Ripley, England. A festival that I'm intruiged to visit myself. The only thing that's not great about this is how tricky it will be to decide who will play first and last... I have to say this is an excellent way to complete the line-up for the return of Cosy Den!

Listen for yourself:

She's playing with your heart
Walk away
Popgirly
Why can't you?

Some of the nice things written by nice people about The Electric Pop Group:

"I just discovered this band called The Electric Pop Group. They might be the best new thing I’ve heard this year. It’s December already, so that was about time. I must be a bit of a Johnny-come-lately as at least one, two, three, four others have been writing about them, but whatever. This is just brilliant. Brilliant. Brilliant. Think Field Mice, think Brighter, think any random Sarah band." / Think Small

The haunting adolescent lyrics are pretty well in the foreground and deservedly so. They make me seventeen again, and it's all darn catchy, cute and melancholic. / Indie mp3

"The Electric Pop Group seem to be some miraculous millenium reincarnation of The Field Mice" / Skatterbrain

"The LP is strong from start to finish with no filler and that's such a tough thing to do -
to make an LP that consistently hits the high spots and make no mistake. The Electric Pop Group have made that LP." / Lostmusic

...and the updated flyer: