Baskery live in Crane Hall

Baskery at 12.01. live in the crane hall in Munich, Country Punk, Mud Country or Kill Billy - that's how the three Swedish sisters Baskery of their style. One could describe it as an alternative-country band, which is perhaps somewhat easier to understand. Either way, their style is a unique mix of elements, although some may remember the Dixie Chicks, however, this comparison was applicable only in its early days, when Baskery have set even more on cover versions. Meanwhile, they have plenty of original songs in their repertoire and look forward to on 1/12/2012 to demonstrate to the Munich audience in the hall crane, which makes their sound unique.

Last Baskery were in January 2009 as a guest with us in Munich, then in substance. Now they have a new album called "New Friends" in my bag and hope to make it on to their European tour, lots of new friends. The instruments used by the three sisters at their concerts, is quite unusual. How to play Greta, the elder, a sechssaitiges slide banjo and serves also happen to be kick and snare drum. Sunniva who make music just like Greta not only sings but also sings, driving the songs forward with acoustic rhythm guitar, while Stella all holds together with their energetic play at stand-up bass.

Published in 2008, with the three "Fall Among Thieves" an excellent debut. Tip of the Berlin described their music as "a pleasant mix of folk, blues and country. And act in this wild and coarser, less licked pimped up and dressed up as their larger American sisters from the Dixie Chicks. "But, as already mentioned, the Dixie Chicks comparison does something, because Baskery have to offer much more power popular than their U.S. counterpart. The Music Express raved therefore logical in an enthusiastic 5-star review: "Dixie Chicks on Speed."

Baskery at 12.01. live in the crane hall in Munich AddMenu they want is that the girls have been breathing quite well in the punk and Oldtime Country are home. Baskery that are also an excellent live band, is due to the fact that once the three-decade with her father John and the rockabilly band The Slaptones were traveling. Since her tour in Germany in January 2009 until today Baskery are now themselves have been almost constantly on tour.

Fortunately, the three Swedes were among all the tours but still the time to record with "New Friends", the long awaited second album and publish it. On tracks like "Shame And Dance", "Nobody Nice" or the single "Throw A Bone" show up Baskery rockier than on their debut LP. The country, folk and rockabilly roots, but also not deny the sister on the new album.

Visit also the Baskery concert on 01.12.2012 in the crane hall in Munich. The team from Munich Blog wishes much fun.