Name: Feel So Good To Be So Bad by Christian & the 2120's
Duration: 3 min 3 s
Description: You know you're doing the wrong thing, but it feels so right.

I wrote, recorded and mixed this album. Cause I truly had an urge to make music again.
My close friend Klabbe (klabbes bank, Ane Brun) help me a ton. Anton from the amazing Swedish Fägring and Truls from one of the best bands out there Graveyard did participate with their unique vibe. I mixed the album with Andy D. Park. A person who basically made the whole album possible. 
A few people been listening and review the tunes like this.
/Kris 

"There’s an immediacy from the moment the guitars ring out upon pressing play; the track borders on an almost jangling routine, but then opens into this brooding warmth. As the chorus comes there’s a muted punch that pushes the tune into a bolder period, taking the softness into a more direct push"
Austin Town Hall

“Rangstam filters his views of the modern scene through a psychedelic lens, giving his natural knack for songwriting an otherworldly feel. Therein lies the magic of Rangstam’s music: The middle ground between familiar and refreshing”
Glide Magazine

“This musically dazzling, joyful, and sophisticated track is described by They Owe Us as “A pleasant drunken party where  The Rolling Stones, Tame Impala and The Beach Boys share the last Singapore Sling. While listening to a random person who compulsively talks about nothing. In a braid with Swing of Sweden, a bar piano and a choir-compass with quicksilver issues”
Up To Hear

"Reminiscent of Joshua Tillman’s big sound he brings as Father John Misty, you’ll definitely feel the vibes of the psychedelic pop meets dream pop that Ragnstam brings to the fold here. Guitars, drums, synth, and a surprising horn section will get you worked up and ready to take on the world" 
BuffaBLOG

Fever

Chronically Adore You

The Older You Get, More Golden You Look

Keep The Keys Close To Your Sex Tape

A noisy kind of love song to the past, that still holds you in a firm grip.

Done Got Old

You know you're doing the wrong thing, but it feels so right.

Feel So Good To Be So Bad

Take anything, but my rock n roll, simple as that.

Anything But My Rock n' Roll

The night time is the right time, as always.

King Of The Night Time

Uptempo and hipshaking for the good timing people.

Gone, Gone, Gone

Love Love

Christian The 2120’s is known for his gritty sound and pure, no-frills delivery. His music has shown up in Sons of Anarchy, Shameless, The Heat, and The Good Wife among many more. Proving his songs carry weight, wherever they land.


After a few years’ hiatus from the noise, he’s back. This time reuniting with original producer Kristoffer Ragnstam. The two are known for their dirt, but on this EP, they dug even deeper into the songwriter mud.


Anything But My Rock & Roll has a John Lennon–Lou Reed–esque edge, wrapped in Tame Impala-style drums and soaked in the saltwater air of Sweden’s west coast. It’s raw, melodic, and unmistakably Christian The 2120’s.

Feel So Good To Be So Bad

Christian & the 2120's

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