Bláberja Tom is Lýðskrum’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Lýðskrum’s latest single, “Bláberja Tom,” is a refreshing blast from the past that captures the essence of classic 80s rock.
Bláberja Tom is Lýðskrum’s Single Out Now
The song is infectious, with a driving rhythm and catchy melodies that will have you nodding your head and tapping your feet in no time.
The vocals are particularly striking, with a tone that reminded me of 80s rock legends.
The singer’s powerful delivery and expressive phrasing add an extra layer of energy to the track.
The band’s musicianship is also impressive, with tight, well-executed performances throughout. The guitar solo is impressive, showcasing the guitarist’s technical skill and creativity.
The song’s structure is well-paced, with a dynamic shift around the 1:15 mark that adds a fresh layer of energy.
The syncopated rhythms and intricate guitar work create a sense of excitement and anticipation. The bassline is also worth mentioning, providing a solid foundation for the song and adding a touch of groove.
Overall, “Bláberja Tom” is a fun and energetic rock song that is sure to please fans of classic rock.
Bláberja Tom is Lýðskrum’s Single Out Now!
Infectious!
In 2005, the musician Guðlaugur Hjaltason was in Denmark with his friends Jón Magnús Sigurðsson (Chernobil) and Þór Sigurðsson (Deep Jimi and the Zep Creams), where they had founded the band Tundur. With a Danish drummer, their collaboration spawned an amusingly memorable song, “Blueberry Tom,” inspired by the drummer’s comically lame excuses for missing practice.
“One evening he told us that his son was sick and he couldn’t attend,” recalls Guðlaugur. “We emotional balls in the band showed sympathy until we found out that his son was 16 years old and had a little cold,” Guðlaugur explains with a grin on his face.
These continued excuses became a running joke within the band. During one rehearsal where the drummer did not show himself, Guðlaugur humorously said: “He needs to be beaten.” “Yes, blueberry him!” Þór shouted then, and thus “Blueberry Tom” was born.
Guðlaugur went home that evening with “Blueberry Tom” stuck in his mind and ended up writing a song about the drummer. He brought it back to the band and together they recorded it at T.C Electronic’s studio. “I have to admit that I never told Tom what the song was about and we loved having this silly little humor to laugh at every time Tom started singing the song with us,” says Guðlaugur.
Now, 19 years later, “Bláberja Tom” is finally seeing the light of day, a re-recording with some of Iceland’s best musicians. Harald Þorsteinsson, with the best bass players in the country and Guðlaug’s trusted friend, adds his expertise to the song. Ásgeir Óskarsson, with the leading drummers in the country, brings his talent and genius, while Pétur Hjaltested, who is in charge of keyboards and recording, completes the band.
The song is released by Lýðskrum, which has taken the music scene by storm in 2023 and 2024 with the songs “Dagskrá”, “Fjandin laus” and “Verðvvlivandin”, all of which have their own unique sound and powerful lyrics.
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