Roskilde Festival. From American Southern rock of Norwegian black metal.

Roskilde Festival presents even more hard rock from the US, England and Norway.

It is now, after years of requests from the hard rock audience, succeeded festival arrangørerer to present a band from the United States, among other things, has roots back to the hard-pounding and dragging rock band Pantera. DOWN (US) is an all-star metal band Pantera old lead singer Phil Anselmo in the foreground. Band members from Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar EyeHateGod and is also found in the group. Confederate band is for anyone with a penchant for the ton, rocky and dragging metal that keeps the style from the old Black Sabbath days. In the slightly more melodic rock end of the scale are: BADDIES (UK) band is by the reviewers named an excellent example of this year's new band. The style is closely related to the Queens of the Stone Age, which also holds the British attitude as with Arctic Monkeys and Kaiser Chiefs. Roskilde Festival is taken to the Norwegian music industry festival by: Larm this weekend. It will over the next few days will be marked by the festival Announces a number of new names from the mountain country. The first two bands festival presents are even more hard rock: Satyricon (N) mixes black metal with the more traditionele and heavy rock. The band's latest album The Age of Nero proves that despite the international recognition has Satyricon not changed their style or image. Skambankt (N) plays punk and hard rock in the style of The Stooges, Motörhead and other rock idols. The music added socialist messages in heavy form that could have been written in the old Soviet Union, but presented in singing Norwegian. The latest names this week has been marked by heavy rock, but fans of pop and hip-hop, not despair, the next few days following new names up in a completely different style. Several of Roskilde Festival's employees are drawn to Oslo, where the music industry festival by: Larm takes place and which it will offenligjort several exciting Norwegian names.