a junglebox and a few folköl Noisebud, 2012, July 17 We’re sorry for not posting as frequently as we’d like to, there’s probably a lot of exciting things going on right now but we simply got too much to do at the moment. Sol is finishing her commisioned piece this week and we’re also preparing for the Norbergfestival 26-28July. In 12 years Norbergfestival has grown from being a utopian project for a handful of people into one of the most important annual events in the Scandinavian electronic music scene. There’s some really cool workshops we’re looking forward to. Amongst others Derek Holzer’s Neanderthal Electronics Soundbox and Buchla Boys promised to show us how to make dance music out of the serge system during their workshop.Then there’s all the music. All different kinda styles like DJsets including moombahton, DnB, Drill’n Bass, Dubstep, Bootybass, minimal techno, acid, breakcore and so on and so forth. Livesets amongst others by Hardfloor, The Bug, Daniel Savio, Jo Thomas and Danil Akimov. For all info about artists, tickets, travels and accomodationyou need about the festival go here It’s very easy to go by train or car so set your GPS for Norberg and we’ll see you there in 9days! Blog
Baltic Sea Festival 2011 2011, August 30 We’re a bit late with this post… We’ve been so busy lately that this post where pushed forward until it was almost to late. We’re bad, sorry about that. The festival started this Saturday and this year they present a respectable line up with conductors, soloists and ensembles… And us… (for more info… Read More
Back in the studio 2009, December 19 We’re back, at least for a couple of days before Christmas when we’re off to our country house. It sounds a bit posh but there’s no toilette indoors and -10 degrees celsius outside so I think we unposhed it by freezin’ our butts off. Don’t worry though, we’ve build ourself… Read More
Leaky3 – v3.31 2023, January 172025, June 2 Leaky has been around for a while now, quietly doing the kind of precision work that a regular M/S EQ can only dream of. It lets you isolate a specific part of the spectrum—from the left, right, sum, or difference—and move, leak, or replace it anywhere else in the stereo… Read More