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Inspired by the extreme heat of the summer of 2018, Restorer is heavy in an almost sickly, unresolved way: It's the sonic equivalent of standing in unchanging, late - afternoon light in unbearable heat and spotting thunder clouds on the horizon, but them never coming any closer.
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With its dream-like and surreal lyrics about a journey into the mind towards the moon and its blue- green mystery, set to a rocking rhythm that echoes the late 90's/early 00's flirtation with 70's punk, greaser pop- punk and lo-fi garage, That Pop Song sets the course for the PowerSolo of the 2020's - a new era, a new, more experimental and playful sound
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With what might be The New Madness' catchiest effort yet, Go My Own Way is true to its title: It sounds like resting entirely in oneself, and doing so with swagger and pride. It's a sunset of a song - laidback and cool with a hook that lodges itself firmly in your mind.
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Malmö is the name of a city in Sweden, where Sista Bossen live. The song is an homage of sorts to the place in which they spend most of their time, describing the sights, what you can do, and its atmosphere. Most of all, the song is about how much they like the city and that they’d feel weird about living elsewhere.
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Charismatic singer and producer Lars Vognstrup is ready with his debut as Hands of Light. Wanna feel compelled to be true to yourself and other, and dance at the same time? You got it! If Rehab In Heaven is anything to go by, we have a lot to look forward to from Hands of Light.
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Signaler (Danish for Signals) describes, in fittingly uncertain terms, a negative spiral of doubt. It’s about doubting practically everything and feeling that those feelings of uncertainty create situations that feel uncertain. Being in two minds creates insecurity and uncertainty within oneself, and by making a person unclear and opaque it ripples out to create uncertainty and doubt in others.
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Set to uncompromisingly and harrowing, heavy music, Johannes Gammelby AKA The Malpractice wheezes and splutters and screams from the point of view of a commandeering baby, pushing its mother around and outmaneuvering the father. Get Daddy on the Phone is an utterly disturbing, oedipal song featuring diaper changes, mother’s milk, screaming, and a ceaseless torrent of unreasonable demands.
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With vocals swathed in Americana guitar sweeps, sparse percussion, sharp atmospherics, and airy backing vocals that build to a cumulative lament of a bridge; a fresh and harrowing release close to the end of the track, Close to You is Felines at their coolest and most melancholic.
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At the Dive Bar of Dreamers, the bartender knows everyone by name, though their names tend to be untrue. The only single in the jukebox is stuck in a groove, and the discoball suspended from the ceiling hasn’t turned since the world started its initial rotations. Maybe you've been there?
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On Roll The Dice, the trio prove that the Shiny Darkly of 2019 are all about experimentation. Featuring Sharin Foo of The Raveonettes fame, Roll The Dice points the way forward for a band in flux, and sees Shiny Darkly in the throes of creativity. It’s a pleasure to be along for the ride!
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On What’s A Man Gotta Do, a fuzz guitar lead, bolstered by horns, sears like water evaporating off the stones of a sauna, and lead singer Toke Nisted versatile voice pulls off an almost bluesy lament in the verse, raising the temperature for the powerful refrain: “What’s a man gotta do?” You’ll wanna dance, you’ll wanna move, you’ll wanna shout. Enjoy!
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Swede-pop trailblazers Eggstone are back with their second single in 22 years, following 2016’s Like So, lead singer Per Sunding’s voice as youthful as ever. The trio delights in strange shifts of tempo, harmonic clashes and pseudo-amateurish incidental noises, whilst retaining an easy seductiveness for untrained ears - The Late is no exception with its tempo modulating intro, its starts and stops, and swirling orchestral elements all supporting the summery melodies at the heart of the song.
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Self-described as producing ‘machine rock’n’roll’, Apparat Organ Quartet have never sounded truer to their genre description than on Alfa Partý with its rustic, warm and powerful production - occasional sounding like a collaboration between Black Moth Super Rainbow and Kraftwerk, occasionally like a strong contender for a part of the cantina band from Star Wars’ liveset, Alfa Partý is sure to send your foot a-tapping and your mind a-swirling.
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For our 25th anniversary, we’re having our very own wine, rum, and beer made. The wine is by K Vintners, the rum by Phantom Spirits, and the beer by Mikkeller.
We’ve hired a crew of eight, top professional cameramen to film the inside of the barrels 24/7, so tighten your seatbelts and get ready for the cinematic experience of a lifetime: A livestream from the inside of our barrels. The feeds alternate, so you can get a good look at the pitch-black insides of each barrel at random.
Gotta see ’em all!
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