Yeah, we’re not sure how Nanna Øland Fabricius, aka Oh Land, gets her legs to do that either. Good genes? Photoshop? Probably yoga. But, hey. Let’s focus on what we do know. A. Oh Land released a pretty cool new album called Wish Bone. (Stream below.) B. She’s performing in St. Louis at Blueberry Hill … Read more
And all you ever dreamed of, it ain’t enough You’ll never fill that hole with the cherry on top On her Facebook page, Danish singer/producer Nanna Øland Fabricius gives a glimpse of her intention for her music: “I think that Oh Land has a unique landscape all on its own. I strive to make the … Read more
Back in August, Oh Land took part in our 10 to Spin series and gave us a playlist of her favorite covers. That was great and all, but little did we know that she had a gem of a cover up her sleeve: her take on The National’s “Bloodbuzz Ohio,” our favorite tune of 2010. … Read more
Photo by Graham Tolbert “Baby Missiles” perfectly illustrates everything I adore about musical juxtaposition. ’80s synth pop mixed with country-rock? Yes, please. I’ll have that. The War On Drugs frontman, Adam Granduciel, has a purposefully wobbly delivery on “Baby Missiles” that reminds me a little bit of Mark Knopfler on Dire Straits’ “Walk of Life.” … Read more
Nanna Øland Fabricius. That’s her real name, but she goes by Oh Land, and I’ll be honest: I’m a little smitten. Have been for months now, I just haven’t written about her. I love pop music when it’s done right, and Oh Land does just about everything right in my book. She even kicks major … Read more