‘Easy Way Out’ – new video from The Sky’s Gone Out
The Sky’s Gone Out, noise-rock w/electronica and goth influences band from Fredrikstad, Norway, have released a video for their latest single ‘Easy Way Out’. The band originally started up as The Pussyclub in 2006, always with Jon M. Holm at the helms.
(By our Norwegian correspondent Jan Ronald Stange)
The Sky’s Gone Out, the band from Fredrikstad, Norway, noise-rock w/electronica and goth influences, just released a video for their latest single ‘Easy Way Out’. The band originally started up as The Pussyclub in 2006, always with Jon M. Holm at the helms, and I had a few words with him about the band and this particular video.
Side-Line: Tell us about this release – the song is already a few years old?
Jon M Holm: The video is a last farewell to past times and previous members who have influenced the band, and a welcome to new members Lars Lilleng (bass) and Magnus Skovly (guitar) from the current members Simon H. Hansen and myself.
S-L: The song itself sounds like it continues the legacy of Pussyclub?
JMH: Yep, the noise and fuzz guitars blended with electronica, partly due to a memorable production collaboration with Stephan Groth (Apoptygma Berzerk). The arrival of modular synths will forever mark our musical expression on coming releases and concerts.
S-L: Any other releases, concerts or other plans ahead?
JMH: We consider this video as a warm-up for the release of our next single ‘She’s Dead’ in August, and we’re also planning doing some concerts in September.
Do also check out The Sky’s Gone Out on Spotify!
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