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Articles tagged "mando diao" Music ReviewMando Diao: Ode to Ochrasyby Kevin Jagernauth[20.Apr.07] :. Swedish garage rockers use their run-ins with lowlifes and weirdos on the road to help fuel their third full length.  Capsule ReviewsMando Diao: Long Before Rock N Rollby Jason MacNeil[17.Apr.07] :. Mando Diao definitely have something going for them with a grab bag of garage rock and tight Brit-pop on the head-bobbing title track of this single.  Music ReviewMando Diao: Paralyzed EPby Michael Beaumont[9.Apr.04] :. Check this out: it’s a garage rock band with a sound akin to early Who, and maybe the Creation too, right, and they dress like a cross between ‘60s Mods and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, oh and get this, they’re from Sweden!  Music ReviewMando Diao: Bring ‘Em Inby Justin Cober-Lake[11.Mar.04] :. After all, if the Beatles started off with R&B covers and became bigger than Jesus, surely Mando Diao can achieve that world domination they so badly crave. Music ReviewMando Diao: Bring ‘Em Inby Adrien Begrand[30.Jan.04] :. Mando Diao deliver no-frills rock ‘n’ roll, but unlike many similar young bands today, they play with so much verve, the songs possess plenty of memorable hooks, and best of all, there’s a sense of ambition in the music. |
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