The first single from 4x1, the first EP from LA//RS on ELP. The focus is mellow energy with a blend of acoustic and electronic elements, infused with the odd, but complimenting vocal samples throughout, both his own and sampled ones.

Wavy

LA//RS - Wavy

'Stand' starts out as a contemplative piano track which takes an unexpected turn into a gospel influenced, bossa nova groove inspired, soft yet dancable deep house tune. The track combines genres and elements that might not sound like they'll gel on paper, but they do! Sampling local bird wild life gives the track a final touch at the end!

Stand

LA//RS - Stand

A slow burning, melodic guitar and synth based track, laced with brush drums. Taking you through the sunset on a lazy spring evening, before erupting into celebratory and genre shifting energy towards the end. This song ended up a lot more upbeat than first planned, but the feeling was just too good to let it go back to it's original state. This is the last single before the full EP is out!

Plicant

LA//RS - Plicant

Last single of the new EP, and a nod back to the rhythms of 2 -step, with a tropical vibe on top. The rolling bassline is driving the song forward, with it|s blend of two different energies, giving you the option to dance or lay back as you please.

Come

LA//RS - Come

A piece of Norwegian electronic post-rock history finally available digitally!

The Norwegian group Delusion is making their debut album Use Your Delusion available digitally for the first time. A hypnotic fusion of dub, ambient and post-rock, the album has long lived as a cult favorite among collectors. Now, new listeners can finally discover this hidden gem from Norway’s 1990s underground scene.

Delusion was originally founded by Christian RoT and Trond Evanger in Evje, southern Norway, in 1993–94. What began as experiments on a four-track cassette recorder and an Amiga 500 quickly evolved into a full-band project in Oslo. In 1997, Christian took out a loan of 20,000 NOK to finance studio recording, and Use Your Delusion was completed with producer Marius Bodin Larsen and released the following year. The lineup—now including Daniel R. Skisland, Jon A. Løvøen, Terje Engen, and Benny Bråten—jammed the songs into existence during two intense weeks. The sessions were recorded on analog tape and later refined using an early version of Pro Tools.

Despite positive reviews and national radio play on NRK’s Harald Are Lund Show, Delusion remained short-lived. Yet the album stands today as a unique document of the experimental wave that flourished in the Norwegian underground of the late ’90s, and we at Et Lite Plateselskap are proud to now finally make it avalible digitally for old and new fans alike.

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