Shout Out Louds
Work

Following on from Our Ill Wills (released back in 2007) the Shout Out Louds return with Work - their third studio album. After having a little break f...

On Our Ill Wills, Shout Out Louds’ 2007 album, the Swedish quintet heavily channeled that ’80s tradition of jangly, danceable pop music tinged with me...

Calling your third album Work and posing for the cover artwork in a way that suggests complete disinterest does not fill the listener with huge amount...

On Our Ill Wills, Shout Out Louds’ 2007 album, the Swedish quintet heavily channeled that ’80s tradition of jangly, danceable pop music tinged with me...

Stockholm’s Shout Out Louds are back with Work, the follow up to 2007’s Our Ill Wills. The first thing that strikes on listening to their latest is th...

Shout Out Louds are proud indie-rock neocons: 2007's Our Ill Wills ripped a melody from the Cure, a song title from the Smiths and vocal moves from Br...

Work is packed to the gills with hook-y little love songs that would, at worst, make for excellent soundtrack fodder and, at best, sound right at home...

On "1999," the opening track of Shout Out Louds' third album, singer/songwriter Adam Olenius sings that he "never felt so alive since 1999." That was ...

After two finerecords, 2003's debut Howl Howl Gaff Gaff and 2007's Our Ill Wills this Swedish bunch decidedto take a bit of a break and see the world...

For these Stockholm-based indie vets, Work signals an embrace of music as a calling. Or, at least, a living. When advance mp3 "Walls" started showing ...