Death By Unga Bunga
2016 looks like being DBUB’s most prolific year so far. They released their fourth album, «Pineap-ple Pizza», in March, and September 9th they will re-issue their debut album, «Juvenile Jungle», and simultaneously issue four brand new songs on the EP «Fight!». Three releases in one year should justify a few pats on the back, but still the band have no intention of slowing down anytime soon. A common misconception is that DBUB are leaning heavily on the retro rock trend, and in particular good old garage rock.
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Death By Unga Bunga
2016 looks like being DBUB’s most prolific year so far. They released their fourth album, «Pineap-ple Pizza», in March, and September 9th they will re-issue their debut album, «Juvenile Jungle», and simultaneously issue four brand new songs on the EP «Fight!». Three releases in one year should justify a few pats on the back, but still the band have no intention of slowing down anytime soon. A common misconception is that DBUB are leaning heavily on the retro rock trend, and in particular good old garage rock.
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The Last Stand at Stamford Bridge
On the 1st of October 1066, a Norwegian invasion army led by Harald Hardråde fought the anglo saxon army led by Harold Godwinson in a battle at Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire. According to sagas, a lone berserker, more than 2 meters tall, held the bridge on his own for more than an hour until he was stabbed by a spear from under the bridge. The Norwegian army was defeated, their king was killed, and the viking era ended. more
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Voyage to Vinland
Eirik the Red’s son, Leif Eiriksson, is credited with discovering the Americas 500 years prior to Colombus. The vikings went there several times. They needed oak and iron nails for their longships, and travelled so far south that they found grape vines, hence Vinland. Being vikings, they obviously ended up fighting with the locals, which they referred to as Skrælings.more
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The Price of the Crown
Vikings did not only fight abroad. At home, there was a near constant struggle for power. These are the stories of 4 real-life rulers who met their cruel ends in the fight for the Norwegian throne: Sigurd Slembe, Harald II Greycloak, Magnus IV the Blind, and Håkon Jarl the Powerful.more
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