Stream songs including 'Kgb', 'Apokalyps Meg' and more. ) But its worth the effort to try to understand the lyrics, because you wont really understand the Kaizers universe without Song Choose a song from the list below to display the lyrics and translation. Listen to 250 Prosent (Bonus Track Version) by Kaizers Orchestra on Apple Music. Okay, this does not belong in the ”strange” category, but it is really one of the most poetic names of a band that I know of. Kaizers Orchestra sing in Norwegian - that makes it quite hard for the non-Norwegian fans to understand the lyrics. A woman showed up from nowhere and shot a hole in my attic roof. Add to this the almost militaristic pronunciation. Buy 'Beatrice' by sindresolhaug as a Lightweight Hoodie. The name means ”beaten up”, but the translation hardly conveys the hardness of the original: Skam means ”shame”, so the name could be translated with ”beaten up until you’re a shame to yourself and others”. I was struck by this name the very first time I saw it on a cover in a Trondheim store. I won’t spell it out here, but I am sure your imagination can… Leo Moracchioli originally did Imagine, Baby Boy, Kiss, Spoonman and other songs. Kakkmaddafakka come from Bergen and have recently been swaying Europe with their ”high energy live performances” (thanks, Wikipedia, for the description!) The name is a norwegianized spelling of a really rude English group of words. Leo Moracchioli covered Imagine, Baby Boy, Kiss, Spoonman and other songs. It’s a mixture of English and østnorsk (East Norwegian) dialect, and means something like ”vaseline auto wreckers” (!) In standard Bokmål Norwegian, the second part of the name should’ve been ” bilopphuggere” (literally ”car choppers”) – but I can’t even find it in the dictionary! I don’t know a lot about Vazelina Bilopphøggers, just that they’ve been making music and films for a lot of years, and have a really crazy name. I don’t know what the name means, but it sounds fresh and funny, like the name of a town where all the inhabitants are really happy ( -by means ”town, city”). The name means seigmenn (”viscous men”), a kind of fruit gum candy figures which are really popular among Norwegian children (especially at birthday parties).īriskeby come from Larvik and have got some international fame. - Ausführliche und unabhängige Rezensionen zu den wichtigsten aktuellen Veröffentlichungen aus den Bereichen Rock und Independent. In proper Norwegian, it’s spelled røyksopp ( røyk = smoke, sopp = mushroom). The name means ”smoke mushroom” (a kind of mushroom). This Tromsø duo were big stars on the British scene for electronic music just a few years ago. Below are a few of my favourite ”crazy Norwegian band names”: Many bands have strange names, and Norwegian ones are no exception! Since Morten Harket and the rest of a-ha were big stars in the 1980’ies (with global hits such as ”Take On Me”), a large number of Norwegian bands have hit the world with their music … and their names.
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