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A mini EP with three spells conjured from nightmares, where innocence dances with the grotesque in a haze of horror disco. Inspired by one of the most beautifully dark movies ever: Valerie a týden divů. A haunted fairytale whispered through shadows. Digital Album [free download]
‘We threw away the map and cautiously made our own way’ happened by accident. The original plan was to make a new single called, ‘Inflatable Sofa’ (inspired by Brian Shea) coupled with ‘Kidzipped’ (which was inspired by a horror story that no one needs to hear), however we got carried away and made an album instead. Digital Album [free download]
Facket Strejkar and Varvet strikes back after quite some time in the dark. New setup and a new era for both the and and the imprint. Two tracks of, yeah call it what you want, EBM, techno and electro. Avgå (Resign in English) is about to stop all the nonsens that goes on in the world. We are better than this. Just stop it! And Bamba (School cafeteria in English) is a tribute to the magnificent Suzy Eddie Izzard and quotes the incredible stand-up about the Death Star canteen. Penne arrabbiata for everyone. Digital Album [free download]
Tracks selected from live recording tapes ranging from 2008 to 2022. No overdubs. No editing.
Safe Mind, the collaborative project of Augustus Muller of Boy Harsher and Lucy (Cooper B. Handy), return with exciting news following their breakout debut single “6’ Pole” last fall. The duo has announced their debut album, ‘Cutting The Stone’, set for release on July 25th, 2025. In 2020, Muller approached Handy to collaborate on a track for Boy Harsher’s album, The Runner (Original Soundtrack), and the result was the anthemic album standout “Autonomy.” Handy’s outsider take on songwriting proved an unlikely match with Muller’s neurotic attention to detail and production experience. Handy and Muller took note of their chemistry and continued to casually work on music over the next few years. As the tracks started to accumulate, they acknowledged a shared emphasis on sincerity in the songs they were making and Safe Mind was born. |
