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Kamelot: Dark asylum [Gatefold / Vinyl LP]

A defining Oslo record from the late 1990s, Long Day's Flight 'Till Tomorrow captures Kåre & The Cavemen at the moment their sound took a darker, looser, and more expansive turn. Emerging from the band's Endless Sound Studio in Oslo's East End, the album channels a decade of excess into a 74-minute tour de force of existential drift - raw, intelligent, and unmistakably original. At the core of the band is Knut Schreiner-also widely known for his work with Turbonegro-whose distinctive vision helped shape Kåre & The Cavemen's unique blend of sharp 60s influence and late-90s urban edge. The result is a record that stands apart: restless, idiosyncratic, and deeply rooted in its time while remaining surprisingly timeless. This remastered edition presents the album in its ultimate form, complete with liner notes and an exclusive poster.

Weezer: 1192 [Vinyl LP]

Foster Ruthie: Just Say Yes [Vinyl LP]

Horne Audrey: Achilles [Vinyl LP]

Sagor & Swings åttonde och avslutande album. - Vad händer när mänskligheten bestämmer sig för att kontakta liv på Saturnus... och väljer Sagor & Swing som musikaliska ambassadörer? Sagor & Swing har under 25 år arbetat konsekvent med album formatet som konstnärlig form. Med detta storslagna rymd jazz extravaganza medföljer och skriften Rymdsonden (samt även en nedladdningslänk till en engelskspråkig version). Kombinationen av musik och text skapar ett dokument över en långvarig konstnärlig praktik och bidrar till att sätta verket i ett sammanhang.

Holding Absence return with their most immersive project yet, a new album that stretches their trademark emotional intensity into something bigger and more transportive. It is not just a collection of songs, but a fully realised world fans can step inside. Over more than a decade, Holding Absence have built a fiercely loyal global following, with deluxe physical editions consistently selling out and every release sparking strong engagement. This album grows naturally from that connection, deepening the bond between band and audience. For longtime listeners and newcomers alike, this is a release that captures what makes Holding Absence so compelling: emotional weight, ambition, and a sense of total immersion.