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"Red Light" genre: Rock
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	So, then, you’re supposed to sit down & write a review for a band who’s members you know, & still maintain your highly essential impartial position. Maybe it’ll tip over, come to the point where you become more magnetic to the flaws rather than the glimpses of light, like when a teacher who’s child attends his class becomes tougher towards that particularly student ‘cause he can’t become nicer…no, I’ll simply have to slide into a temporary psychosis of sorts & imagine & persuade myself that I don’t have a clue who “the boys” are. It kicks off with Red Light, a groovy tune which roots lie in The Doors listening, just listen to the way the singer Kristian “Kribbe” Svensson moans his lines & you’ll see. How the song suddenly goes instrumental for minutes, striving with trance-like electrical-piano-manufactured moods, also brings the thoughts to Manzarek & co.
	CD: Grange Gorman   Label: None Credits: Kristian - Vocals, guitars, organ _ Daniel Henriksson - bass _ Ronnie Glenberg - Drums
"Mon Amour" genre: Pop
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	Relieving contrast, pure pop – lively & brisk with an orgasm-like ending. A sign of being many-sided, if anything.
	CD: Grange Gorman   Label: None Credits: Kristian Svensson - Daniel Henriksson - Ronnie Glenberg
"Spanish Harem" genre: Ambient
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	Then suddenly we’re caught in more warm-blooded regions; the 2nd track an instrumental, suggestive, piano-centred glimpse of some Spanish, thoughtful, emotional dimension which slowly rolls by on the inside of my eyelids…like custom-designed for being the soundtrack to a film with its spiritual atmosphere.
	CD: Grange Gorman   Label: None Credits: Kristian Svensson - Piano, Daniel Henriksson - Bass, Daniel Björk - Guitar, Jesper Gunge - Drums
"The Critics And The Review" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	The 4th track is a dirtier piece of work, suddenly it stands clear that they’ve also listened to grunge & more obscurer rock-bands like Sonic Youth. I’ve found this track to be a tad bit long, that it somehow repeats itself during the 13 minutes it plays. But I do enjoy the unexpected samplings from the movie Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas, from which the band has taken their name.
	CD: Grange Gorman   Label: None Credits: Kristian Svensson - Daniel Henriksson - Ronnie Glenberg
"Rocket" genre: Alternative General
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	The last work is some kind of experiment only consisting of guitars, in which the singer reads a text by Oscar Wilde of all figures – even if it takes quite a well-trained ear to hear what is mumbled.
	CD: Grange Gorman   Label: None Credits: Kristian Svensson - Daniel Henriksson

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