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Cosy006: Elenette - “Autenticitet EP”
cdr ep
Release date: 07.11.30.
300 numbered copies (out of print)
Layout: Karin Ringqvist
40 kronor

01. Att göra en hit
02. Kärlekskomplexet
03. Liv, död, kärlek & lite dans
04. Öppet brev till försvarsmakten
05. Dagny ligger för döden

Den här veckan - och förra veckan med för den sakens skull - är mitt favoritband Elenette! Jag urgillar dem. /…/ Jag har hittat en ny favoritlåt: Att göra en hit med Elenette. Så himla snygg, så himla bra och så det jag gillar mest - vid sidan av synten och saxofonen - den ankdammsroliga texten. ”Jag önskar att jag kommit på det där med baseballträt”. Så kul popreferens. Marsch pannkaka och lyssna genast.
Kristin Lundell, Svenska Dagbladet

4/5. Tweepopstar

Autenticitet EP may well be the best Swedish language pop I have ever heard. Martijn, Think Small

Compared to all those 1980s bands, they are just a bit better. Cause they take the risk to sing in Swedish, have a very nice saxophone, some great melodies and do not sound exactely like The Cure (Shout Out Louds, can you hear me ?). All in all, this is this kind of band which makes me want to speak a better Swedish ! /…/ What is good with this record is that there are no bad songs. If you like Kärlekskomplexet, you will like the others for sure. Those guys deserve to be listened to.
Absolut Noise

The teleportation brings us more than 20 years back in the golden age of Synthpop, between Japan’s arty sophistication and A-ha’s immediate pop (the song Kärlekskomplexet sounds like a superb “Take on me”variation). In addition to this, all-present saxophone backings are conveying a very special emotion (think a happy Tuxedomoon or a light-hearted Theatre of Hate). Elenette, kings of sparkling chansonette!
J-M, Pop ‘n Cherries

There are echoes of many great bands in Elenette: Pulp, Aha, The Specials. But, like all the best pop groups, they take those influences and twist them, making something unique and peculiarly their own. I love the combination of ’80s reverbiness, ’90s dry drum machines and timeless swinging guitars. They have everything that’s sorely missing from NME haircut indie: grace, humour, MELODIES and, most of all, they’re actually fun to listen to. I’d advise you to grab them now so you can be boastfully smug when the inevitable global chart domination of Elenette ensues…
Jyoti Mishra (White Town)

“Att göra en hit” - live clip from Sugar Bar:

Kalle singing “When do I get to sing My Way?” by The Sparks, on tour: