"Moody, orchestral rock that sounds so big it's hard to believe
Jettie's music can actually fit on a tiny silverdisc. 4/5" -
Alternative Press
"There are times when music transports the listener to a quiet place
where only the most beautiful sounds can be heard. This combination
of flawless composition and haunting vocals puts the audience in a
complete trance where they are absolutely fixed on the music and have
no desire to escape." - Klicktrack.com
"Definitely a must-have for lovers of softer indie rock." - Decapolis
On the heels of 2005's "Heading for Mornings," Swedish sensation
JETTIE is back w/ their new album "Kites For Charity" due out in
Spring 2008 on Eyeball Records (available NOW through iTunes!)
A band whose overseas critical acclaim has garnered press attention
and fans the world over, JETTIE's sound is reminiscent to that of
early REM or Scandinavian contemporaries Johan and Daryll Ann. A dark
and stark, truly powerful and uplifting listen, JETTIE's brand of
tortured yet anthemic pop brilliance is undeniably some of the best
radio-friendly rock being made today.
Soaring like the most graceful of birds over grey clouds, JETTIE is
an inspirational trip into the heavens. Having toured around Europe including UK . Sweden w/ Hydra
Head / Bad Taste artist LOGH and the US w/ New Atlantic and Waking
Ashland on their last album, JETTIE is set to make their mark on the
American public w/ "Kites For Charity" - an album that is sure to
turn heads and once more focus even more attention on the amazing
scene coming from Sweden's icy dark peninsula.
Anders Gränsmark - Drums
Clas Bohman - Vocals, Guitar
I got your package...the CD has been in my car since I put it in last week, I love it. Aaron is walking around with the case (and note you wrote) and is going to bring it to show and tell next week so he can tell his friends about you guys and Sweden. Haha remember he thought Sweden was a big brown van? Lmao thanks again you guys are awesome
"Moody, orchestral rock that sounds so big it's hard to believe
Jettie's music can actually fit on a tiny silverdisc. 4/5" -
Alternative Press
