Lindstrøm: Six Cups Of Rebel (6. February 2012)

Lindstrøm – Six Cups Of Rebel – CD/2XLP (releasedate 6. February) Bio by Rob Young

Five… four… three… two… one…

With the latest album from dance producer Hans-Peter Lindstrøm, Norway’s latest entry in the space race has been launched out of the wooded outskirts of Oslo. Six Cups Of Rebel, Lindstrøm’s fourth solo album, is a super-sized cosmic disco rocket that burns up a galaxy of eclectic influences in

Mungolian Jetset: Moon Jocks N Prog Rocks 12″ (29. November)

This 12“ is a limited edition version of 500 copies, no repress. It will not be released digitally. This is the first single taken from the album „Schlongs“ that will be released in May 2011.

A dude of southern Norwegian origin once said this: “Anyone can make a piece of art, but disco is for gods”. Whether you find any truth in that or not, one thing is for sure, the new single by the printer-galactic troopers of Mungol is one hell of

Lindstrøm & Christabelle: Real Life Is No Cool (out now)

After the release of Lindstrøm’s critically acclaimed solo album Where You Go I Go Too, in 2008 and 2009`s collaborative album with Prins Thomas, II, Norway’s maestro of disco returns once again. This time he teams up with sultry vocalist Christabelle, to bring us Real Life Is No Cool, an edgy pop album of structured chaos and hypnotic beats.

Hans-Peter Lindstrøm actually began work on Real Life Is No Cool before Where You Go I Go Too, it just so happened

Bjørn Torske: Kokning (15. Nov)

Bjorn Torske is a special artist with a special name. He was born in northern Norway where fishing has been the main industry for hundreds of years and his name literally translates as “Bear Cod”. Even making dinner is unique in Norway: you put the potatoes on to boil, go out to sea and catch a fish, then return to prepare the meal…This process is known as “kokning”. To say that northern Norwegians do things their own

Arp: The Soft Wave (out now)

You can buy the CD and LP here

When ARP’s In Light came out in late 2007, it stood out, marrying an eye–catching prismatic pop art/New Age aesthetic with glowing exercises in coastal analog synth minimalism, appealing to fans of Krautrock, avant pop, cosmic, Balaeric, drone, and those generally inclined towards minimalism. The artwork (with hand–drawn neon text by artist Tauba Auerbach) simultaneously evoked Ed Ruscha, Harmonia’s Deluxe and the otherworldly sunset in Eric Rohmer’s film The Green Ray.

In the intervening

K-X-P: K-X-P (out now)

Out now on CD and download. You can buy the CD here

K-X-P is a drums, bass and synth trio from Helsinki, Finland, born out of the fire and ashes of the seminal Op:l Bastards and The Lefthanded, both of which were led by Timo Kaukolampi. The band is comprised of Timo Kaukolampi (electronics, vocals), Tuomo Puranen (bass and keyboards) and rotating drummers Anssi Nykänen and Tomi Leppanen. The band mixes electronics, krautrock, noise, and even rockabilly into a hypnotic

Drivan: Disko (out now)

Releasedate 18. August 2010 on CD, limited edition LP and download. You can buy the CD and LP (on white vinyl) from our mailorder here

Drivan is a new band by Kim Hiorthøy, consisting of Kim, Swedes Lisa Östberg and Louise Peterhoff of Sweden, and Kristiina Viiala of Finland. The group met in Stockholm in the fall of 2007 while working together on a multi-faceted dance piece by choreographer and performance artist Gunilla Heilborn, entitled The Potato Country. The moving, yet

Diskjokke: En Fin Tid (out now)

Out now on CD, LP and download You can buy the CD and the LP from our mailorder here

Diskjokke delivers another trippy mastodon of epic prog disco with his new album, En Fin Tid. At once hypnotic, stomping and futuristic, the new record maintains this aesthetic without sacrificing melody or subtlety. The album flows like a journey in sound, with each song seamlessly drifting into the next. Whereas Diskjokke’s debut album, Staying In, was a collection of songs made over