Now its easy as 1..2..3.. anyone can do it.

(thx Miladin)

while in sthlm i slept over at this guys place.. i know his son from school, and after a binge I ended up sleeping over there, since i couldn't bother with taking the train home..

well i passed out in his waterbed and woke up with the madest hang over ever..

he's all over the news today since he was the leader of Unscom; UN's weapon inspection programme.. and thinks that un inspectors should focus more on iraq's new weapon productions know how...

article in swedish:
http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyheter/story/0,2789,270959,00.html

on behalf of NME.. this is the short article on my friends up north!

THE UNISEX
Sweden
Stockholm
Club Love
February 4th
Scando-pop newcomers set temperature rising.

Outside Stockholm freezes in sub-zero snowdrifts, but down in the basement of Club Love rock is re-heating nicely. It may not be their Scadi-majesties The Hives and The Soundtrack Of Our Lives request, but native sons The Unisex are here to lay claim to their retro-crown.
Singer Jonas Linde saunters onstage. An infant Mark Owen pulling Jagger-shapes at a Warhol party, he is a pop star awaiting his membership details through the post. For Jonas, the microphone stand is merely an ornament to lean on as, hand on hip, he adjusts his black silk scarf to shimmer in the arc-light. Howlin’ Pelle clearly has his competition.

Dishevelled around him, the band thrash furiously through songs where a glacial tunefulness comes as standard. As cartoonish as The Hives but with the lysergic twist of Soundtrack, The Unisex sound like the young Stone Roses rehearsing on an Iceberg. If these songs were drinks they’d be triple snowballs with just a hint of sambuca. Girls become giddy; boys roar for more.

Sensible debut single ‘Take Me Higher’ will impress the radio people, but elsewhere lurk acid-tinged song titles which would do considerable damage to a starving man playing scrabble; ‘Mushrooms & Broccoli’, ‘Sweeter Than Sugar’. In the gilded portico of Scandinavian psych-pop The Unisex clearly have all bases covered.

Paul Moody