Pil & Bue
Artilleriverkstedet
Kommandørkaptein Klincks vei 1
Apr 26, 2024
8:00 PM GMT+2
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"...a two-piece vastly more than the sum of their parts, their deeply invested fusion of metal and pop-bordering melodic dynamics is given emotional rocket fuel by Petter Carlsen's unrestrained vocals. Sia fronting Gojira is an approximation, but the result is exhilarating and uncontrived, and resonates on every level"
- Jonathan Selzer, Metal Hammer UK .
"Det beste i Norge kommer fra Finnmark!”
Det meldte avisa Nordlys og trilla terningkast 6 etter P&Bs konsert på Buktafestivalen.
Pil & Bue er et tomannsband fra Finnmark som lager følelsesladet, melodiøs rock.
De returnerte i 2021 etter tre års pause med to kritikerroste album «The World Is A Rabbit Hole» og «Special Agents» (2023), som de fulgte opp med en omfattende turnéer i inn-og utland.
Flere av bandets singler har blitt brukt flittig i Tommy Wirkolas filmunivers, hvor blant annet låta «Fire» fikk æren av å lydsette rulleteksten på Hollywood block-busteren «What Happened To Monday».
"Fans of the alternative rock/metal genre will find plenty to appreciate, but even those who enjoy diverse acts such as The Pineapple Thief, Mastodon, and Sigur Rós should not overlook this album."
- The metal observer (US/UK)
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Pil & Bue Biography
Pil & Bue is a two-piece from the north of Norway, making emotive, melodic rock music.
"...a two-piece vastly more than the sum of their parts, their deeply invested fusion of metal and pop-bordering melodic dynamics is given emotional rocketfuel by Petter Carlsen's unrestrained vocals. Sia fronting Gojira is an approximation, but the result is exhilarating and uncontrived, and resonates on every level" - Jonathan Selzer, Metal Hammer UK .
Co-producer and mixer Christer André Cederberg comments on the new album Special Agents; “This album has it all! Raw energy, pure music joy, anger, sorrow, humor and hope. It is heavy, punk, dynamic, beautiful, melancholic, and experimental! What more can you ask for?”
With subtle, but pronounced references to artists like Metallica, Radiohead, A Perfect Circle, Anathema and Mars Volta, Pil & Bue delivers “Hard, gloomy & joyful music...” (Metal Hammer NO)
The band's raw and melodic music quickly struck a note with Hollywood director Tommy Wirkola who included the Pil & Bue single “You Win Again” in his now cult-status movie “Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival January 2014. Also, their single “Fire” from their second album “Forget the Past, Let’s Worry About The Future” is featured on the end credits of Hollywood/Netflix blockbuster “What Happened To Monday” (2017).
Read More"...a two-piece vastly more than the sum of their parts, their deeply invested fusion of metal and pop-bordering melodic dynamics is given emotional rocketfuel by Petter Carlsen's unrestrained vocals. Sia fronting Gojira is an approximation, but the result is exhilarating and uncontrived, and resonates on every level" - Jonathan Selzer, Metal Hammer UK .
Co-producer and mixer Christer André Cederberg comments on the new album Special Agents; “This album has it all! Raw energy, pure music joy, anger, sorrow, humor and hope. It is heavy, punk, dynamic, beautiful, melancholic, and experimental! What more can you ask for?”
With subtle, but pronounced references to artists like Metallica, Radiohead, A Perfect Circle, Anathema and Mars Volta, Pil & Bue delivers “Hard, gloomy & joyful music...” (Metal Hammer NO)
The band's raw and melodic music quickly struck a note with Hollywood director Tommy Wirkola who included the Pil & Bue single “You Win Again” in his now cult-status movie “Dead Snow: Red vs. Dead” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival January 2014. Also, their single “Fire” from their second album “Forget the Past, Let’s Worry About The Future” is featured on the end credits of Hollywood/Netflix blockbuster “What Happened To Monday” (2017).
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