BWOSunshine In The Rain [single]
“Swedish
style and
panache combine with
glamour to create a
successful European
band with their sights
set on the UK...”
CONTAGIOUS SCANDINAVIAN POPULAR MUSIC WAS epitomized by the forever re-emerging
and much-admired ABBA, and now Sweden is invading once again — this time
as BWO (Bodies Without Organs!) who, with their bouncy fusion of pop and über-style,
offer another set of initials to throw into the pot.
Having enjoyed Number One singles and albums throughout Europe, their success
has extended beyond the boundaries of their homeland to Russia, Turkey, the
Ukraine and Hungary. Now BWO hopes to conquer the UK with their new single,
Sunshine In The Rain complete with a Soul Seekerz (Dannii Minogue, Basement
Jaxx) remix.
Bringing some much-needed 'solar energy' to dismally-wet Britain, BWO inject
a large dose of happiness into Sunshine In The Rain, giving it the promise
of a brighter tomorrow. Another song to join the toe-tapping legion of dance
songs, this single will most definitely make your world look brighter.
Platinum-selling BWO has had more international radio chart hits in Europe in
the 21st Century than any other act — bar only the mighty Robbie Williams.
They have been the most played act on Swedish radio for both 2005 and 2006 and
are, understandably, the most popular band in their native Sweden since ABBA,
where they have scored eleven Top 20 singles.
Pin-up lead singer Martin Rolinski is joined by legendary Swedish pop maestro
Alexander Bard — a race-horse trainer and formerly of Army of Lovers and
Alcazar — and glamorous Marina Schiptjenko (an art dealer and formerly
of Vacuum) on vocals and laptops to form an irresistible alliance. Earlier this
year, infamous London club G-A-Y dedicated an entire evening to Alexander Bard
when BWO headlined the night which included a re-formed Army Of Lovers and Alcazar.
Pop, says the publicity machine, doesn't get more stylish than this extraordinary
trio — and we can go along with that wholeheartedly.
• BWO (Bodies Without Organs) will be bringing
a ray of modish sun-shine to Britain's charts with their single Sunshine
In The Rain, to be released on 21 January (2008).
Why 'Bodies Without Organs'? The name of the band derives from
the philosophical term 'body without organs', developed by French philosopher
Gilles Deleuze and psychoanalyst Félix Guattari in their
1972 book, Anti-Oedipus. Bard, an author and lecturer of philosophy, referred
to the ideas of Deleuze in his 2000 book Nätokraterna (Netocracy).
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