3 November 2025
Band: GREAT HARE
Who: Seasoned DIY guitar rockers from Sweden, putting as much time as possible
in their music. TUTV featured them frequently in the past. With their characteristic
riff-rich electricity, they turn catchy pop melodies into contagious rock nuggets.
Think Guided By Voices, Kurt Vile, early R.E.M. and The Chills.
This year the Gothenburg 4-piece have released 3 stimulating singles.
Kalle Mogren (vocalist/guitarist): The last 15 years we’ve recorded a lot of music in our studio, but we’ve only been able to finish and release 1-2 tracks a year due to all other obligations in life.
As we do everything ourselves in the spare time, the pile of work in progress have been growing bigger and bigger so this year we decided to stop recording new music and instead try to finish and release more songs and also rehearse for playing live again. So therefore, we’ve been able to drop more tunes this year and we also have an EP coming up soon.”
“It’s was recorded during the pandemic and in my ears have a new wavish vibe with the two interplaying guitars and a bass line inspired by The Knack”s superhit My Sharona. The lyrics
are some kind of reflective celebration of long time relationships and its positive side effects.”
“This one reminded us a bit of Glasvegas (note TUTV: Scottish guitar pop indies) biggest hit Geraldine when we recorded it 2022 and the lyrics reflects on the fact that we humans are experts on both getting into troubles and feeling pity for ourselves when we have to deal with it.”
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– PLACES & TRACES –
“It was recorded back in 2019, and it’s a straight forward indie pop
song about discomfort with modern, hectic city life.”