The Fine Arts Showcase on German tour

2010-01-24 Following up the success of the release on The Fine Arts Showcase latest album – Dolophine Smile – Gustaf Kjellvander and his crew hit’s the German roads.



2010-01-28: FZW - DORTMUND (D)
2010-01-29: PRETTY VACANT - DÜSSELDORF (D)
2010-01-30: GLEISS 22 - MÜNSTER (D)
2010-02-04: MOLOTOV - HAMBURG (D)
2010-02-05: BEATPOL - DRESDEN (D)
2010-02-06: BANG BANG CLUB - BERLIN (D)

Download and listen to single – London, My Town – HERE: adrianfiles.com/London_My_Town.mp3

More info:
myspace.com/thefineartsshowcase
adrianrecordings.com/artist.asp?artist=4

Live :
London, My Town: youtube.com/watch?v=GJn7t2vBc1M
The Teenage Order: youtube.com/watch?v=XteJ-dxWltQ

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The list of influences could be made long but that would be missing the point entirely. Yes, you can hear the heritage from bands such as The Velvet Underground, The Byrds, Dinosaur Jr, and Orange Juice running through the songs but most of all The Fine Arts Showcase sound like, well, The Fine Arts Showcase. The Songs speak for themselves - stunning, romantic and beautiful. The Fine Arts Showcase always succeed in the hard task of sounding familiar and at the same time fresh, new and exciting.
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10/10 - "The narration he gives us is honest, and more importantly, so balanced and self-aware of his vices and the role his actions played in his downfall -- what he conveys on "Dolophine smile" is something few modern albums contain: compassion."
itsatrap.com

"amazing, touching and highly entertaining"
INTRO

"Dolphine Smile is with its simplicity one of the most refreshing and successful pure Indie-Rock-album those days"
Rote Raupe

"If the Pop is well dosed it tastes like vanilla pudding"
Crazewire

"Either with opened or closed eyes the 10 songs seduce to dream, although being performed in bittersweet darkness... a modern and probably timeless liaison"
Indie Suite

7/10 - "Dolphine Smile´ is the perfect soundtrack for the starting autumn mood. Often dark, sometimes rainy but sporadically last sunshine flashes up behind the deep hanging clouds."
CD Starts

"sad, bittersweet and heart-rending"
Uncle Sallys Magazine

"That album´s dark bittersweet mixture may sometimes strain but perfectly fits to the autumn weather."
Campus Web

"When a woman falls in love with a man it´s still her own fault. And if you are separated at the end you can listen to Dolphin Smile. At least it will give a bit of relief"
Sonic Seducer Magazine

7/10 - "When the album finishes off with `You Knew I Was Trouble From The Start´ it requires a repetition of that album to turn out to be more than a profit"
Alternative Nation