Bodies Without Organs "Sunshine In The Rain"

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Bodies Without Organs "Sunshine In The Rain" [Capitol Records Sweden / EMI Music Sweden 0 9463 33526-2 9] Swedish CD Maxi Single, released August 24, 2005.

1. Radio Edit 3:28
2. SoundFactory New York Anthem 8:50
3. SoundFactory New York Drama Dub 8:13
4. SoundFactory Glamourama Anthem 7:12
5. Johan S. Afterglow Electro Mix 3:51
6. Johan S. Afterglow Electro Dub 3:34
7. Italo Mix 4:33

Written by Bard/Hansson. Published by Bulldozer Music/Universal Music Publishing Saphary Songs/BMG Music Publishing Scandinavia AB. Copyright Control. Mastered by Björn Engelmann at Cutting Room, Sweden. A&R: Klas Lunding. Cover: Zion Graphics. Photo: Peter Boettcher. EMI Music Sweden AB 2005

Their debut album was just certified Gold in Sweden, and BWO have just signed a UK deal.

You can catch the full video here:
www.aftonbladet.se/atv/player.html?catID=29&clipID=2261

Beware though! Not for the squeamish... just like all their previous videos.

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I like the Radio edit of this one. It's an interesting track. I'll check out that video now.

[[upsilon]™]

I like this, and I'm not halfway watching the video.

[Twiloboy]

How great is this band? I've enjoyed their previous singles and the album is all sorts of fun. Can't wait to hear these remixes.

Peace,
Ben

[POPboi]

When is the album going to be released in North America? anyone know? Yeah this is AWSOME! The guy is soooo cUte!

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The single has been postponed.  It will now be released on September 14, 2005.

popboi said:

When is the album going to be released in North America?  anyone know?   Yeah this is AWSOME!  The guy is soooo cUte!

I don't think that will happen anytime soon.  I'm a huge fan of Swedish music (since ABBA), but sadly Swedish pop music is not the force it once used to be.  And not because the quality is bad, quite the contrary, but it seems it just can't catch a break in neither the UK nor the US.  That's not to say Swedish pop music stopped being influential, quite the contrary, it just moved from the front of the line to the backstage area (read: production), i.e. Britney, Backstreet Boys, Westlife.

That being said, BWO has just signed a UK deal, and if they are hit, their album could be released in the US.  "Sixteen Tons Of Hardware" will be the first UK single (released in the fall), and new UK remixes are being commissioned.  Also, their debut album has just been certified gold.

twiloboy said:

How great is this band? I've enjoyed their previous singles and the album is all sorts of fun. Can't wait to hear these remixes.

Peace,
Ben

You can order the single at:
Skivhugget

It's not on their database yet, but it should be there next week.

eros said:

I like the Radio edit of this one. It's an interesting track. I'll check out that video now.

I recently received the single, and the mixes are good.  For those who don't know, Alexander Bard was the original Alcazar producer, and he of course was a founding member of Army Of Lovers ("Crucified").  Johan S. produced Alcazar's "Sexual Guarantee".  While SoundFactory (aka Emil Hellman) had an album ("Product") and quite a few singles ("Understand This Groove", "Good Time", "Come Take Control", etc.)  released in the US and Europe, between 1992-1994.



You can find the single's info here:
www.cdon.com/main.phtml?prod=519309&nav=1259&navroot=906&page=product

Sadly, you have to live in Europe to be able to order from CDON.com.

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upsilon710 said:

I like this, and I'm not halfway watching the video.

You'll love the club mixes! I'd admit this is an odd choice for a single, it's not bad by any means, but it's catchy.

A friend of mine was able to snag a copy of promo single, and the remixes really give the song the needed oomph!. The best of the mixes are, not surprising, the SoundFactory mixes. Johan S. mixes come at a close second.

Recommended!