Ghosts From The Past to be released in the US
Posted on | March 21, 2010 | Comments Off
Bang Gangs new album, Ghosts From The Past will be released in the US this spring. The album will be available through all major digital outlets along with other smaller outlets.
The album, which has been released in Europe and Asia garnered positive reviews and the band toured around Europe and is about to tour three cities in China.
Stay tuned for more news regarding the release and for singles from the album.
SPIN.COM : BANG GANG ARTIST OF THE DAY
Posted on | May 24, 2007 | Comments Off
Today May 24th, SPIN.com makes Bang Gang Artist of the Day!
Be advised that you can vote Bang Gang Artist of the day when you click through to read the whole feature.
Based on reader voting, SPIN.com awards Artist of the Month, and ultimately an Artist of the Year.
ICELANDAIR COMPETITION : NEW REMIX
Posted on | May 24, 2007 | Comments Off
BANG GANG aka Bardi Johannsson has chosen the BEST FAN REMIX of Its Alright from the new US release Something Wrong.
The winner has won a roundtrip to Iceland, courtesy of Icelandair, Bang Gang and Fanatic Promotions : roundtrip for two to Iceland from one of Icelandairs gateways in the USA, hotel accommodation and transportation from Keflavik airport to the hotel and back.
VILLAGE VOICE PODCAST
Posted on | May 14, 2007 | Comments Off
Village Voice Podcast Beauty for a Dreary Day by LD Beghtol
with two tracks of the last Bang Gang release, Something Wrong.
Playlist for Episode 38 Village Voice :
-Silicon Teens
-Palomar
-William Fitzsimmons
-I Shot Andy Warhol soundtrack
-Bang Gang
Something Wrong and Find What You Get from Something Wrong (From Nowhere, 2007)
-John Ashfield
LISTEN TO IT !!!!
Nota :
The Voice is the authoritative source on all that New York has to offer, the New Yorks most influential must-read alternative newspaper.
The online version called VillageVoice is daily-updated : web site www.villagevoice.com
ICELANDAIR COMPETITION
Posted on | May 9, 2007 | Comments Off
Bang Gang is looking for the best fan remix of Its Alright, song from the new american release Bang Gang album, Something Wrong.
People can enter the contest and create a remix which will be judged by Bardi Johannsson of Bang Gang himself.
Fanatic Promotion and The Musebox are promoting the competition through their wide networks on radio and internet.
From Nowhere Records and Icelandair are offering the winner of the competition a pair of tickets to fly from any US Icelandair-serviced airport (NYC, Boston, Orlando and Baltimore) to Reykjavik, Iceland and two nights in a Reykjavik hotel.
Contestants must submit the remix to banggang@fanaticpromotion.com by Friday, May 11. The winner will be notified on Monday, May 21.
BANG GANG US TOUR
Posted on | April 18, 2007 | Comments Off
Bang Gang will be playing in the United States, East Coast from April 24th to May 1st.
April 24th New Jersey Maxwells
April 25th New York the Gramercy Theater
April 26th Washington DC the Rock and Roll Hotel
April 28th Boston Paradise
May 1st New York Luna Lounge
Another tour will be scheduled later on the West Coast.
US RELEASE OF SOMETHING WRONG
Posted on | April 4, 2007 | Comments Off
Yesterday, April 3rd, the album Something Wrong has been released all over the US.
Its also possible to buy it on Amazon.com
BANG GANG @ Canal Room, New York City, USA
Posted on | March 9, 2007 | Comments Off
+++ 21h00 @Canal Room on Tuesday March 20th
www.canalroomlive.com
BANG GANG @ SXSW Austin, Texas, USA
Posted on | March 8, 2007 | Comments Off
Bang Gang will be playing at SXSW Festival on SATURDAY MARCH 17th.
TWO GIGS ANNOUNCED :
+++ 03.20pm @Habana Calle, for the MuseBox Event
(709 E. 6th St, Austin)
+++ 11.00pm @Elysium, for the Fanatic Promotion Event
(705 Red River St, Austin)
FIND WHAT YOU GET SHOUT OUT OUT OUT OUT REMIX
Posted on | March 6, 2007 | Comments Off
Shout Out Out Out Out has remixed the Icelandic pop weirdness of “Find What You Get” from the Bang Gang album “Something Wrong”. A lot of blogs speak hightly of this remix at this time. Formed in May 2004, the six members of Shout Out Out Out Out are comfortable straddling the fence between the energy of being in a rock band, and the exciting bump of filling a dancefloor with slamming sequenced beat. Then, the remix of “Find What You Get” combines great vocals and strings sets against a backdrop of heavy fuzzy synthesizers and dropping beats. The result is amazing. Remix is done now and ready to hit dance floor all over the North America !
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