Performed by Simulo:
Audun Lillekjendlie – voice and analogue synth
Mikael Aksnes-Pehrson – voice and live electronics

pluto og månen (stereomix) - Simulo

Life Trap 1 (RAW)

find the full tracklist here: 

http://dasfilter.com/sounds/mix-der-woche-sutsche-exklusiver-33-rpm-mix-zum-klub-katarakt-2016

Sutsche – Klub Katarakt 2016 (Exclusive 33 rpm Mix for Das Filter)

Techno Låt #1

words, melody, vocals: Sondre Lerche
arrangement, production, guitar: Harald Jordal Johannessen

Sondre Lerche - Bad Law (remix)

EVEL RECORDS
5 YEARS ANNIVERSARY - VA COMPILATIONS
5YA | DGTL | TOMO 4

DIGITAL - release in four parts:
- DIGITAL TOMO 4 - 3/18/2020
- DIGITAL TOMO 3
- DIGITAL TOMO 2
- DIGITAL TOMO 1

DIGIPACK CD - Preorder - bit.ly/_digipack_VA
Ltd. Ed. Digipack CD - 70 units - release date: 5/13/2020
Contains all tracks from digital releases + 2 bonus tracks !

We're celebrating our 5th anniversary and we have decided to edit our first VA compilation. A pleasant task that has allowed us to interact with some artists we love and coordinate a satisfactory and representative body of work of our current and future musical vision.

Carried by a certain idea of ​​experimentation, we decided to divide the compilation into 4 digital volumes and finally compiled into 1 CD.
The 4 digital parts are intended to deepen in a certain intimate character between tracks, giving voice to four incredible EPs.

Different is the case of the CD compilation that is enriched by 2 bonus tracks and a completely different playlist order.

DIGIPACK CD - Preorder - bit.ly/_digipack_VA5 YEARS ANNIVERSARY - VA COMPILATIONS 
5YA | DGTL | TOMO 4

1. IKTS - M Tro 05:06
2. Nike Vomita - (zsefv3c)_ßor:wind 05:07
3. Flx - Cytorax 04:50
4. Secret Kitchen - LessCool 04:02

5YA | DGTL | TOMO 4

M Tro

Slemming Mater Dolorian

Lounge IV, for ensemble

Harald Jordal

David Cariano Timme, perkusjon
Rasmus Kjorstad, oktavfele
Torstein Slåen, gitar
Mats Kirkebø, saxofon
Martin Kvalø, rhodes
Harald Jordal, komposisjon og laptop
Ståle Jóhann Fossheim, opptak

Opptak gjort på Kulturhuset, 6.5.2019.

Lounge IV

Performance by Sean Bell (countertenor), Nynorsk messingkvintett, Liis Viira on June 9th, 2019 @ Jakob kirke, Oslo, Norway. Original text by Linda Cecilie Gabrielsen. 

i. inngang
ii. kyrie eleison // bønnerop
iii. himmelen // passkontrollen
iv. libera me
v. kom, jeg er her
vi. amen

Courtesy of Norsk komponistfond. Image by Finn Aage Andersen.

messe norvégienne profane - "Gud & Hvermann" - for countertenor, harp, brass quintet and electronics

Tander er ikkje lenger aktive, men SLowmo vart spelt inn i 2017 og vart aldri publisert. Følte litt på at det var synd om det ikkje er noko spor av at Tander ein gong har eksistert.. Så here you go! It's out§

Birte Slettevoll - vocal
Eskild Myrvoll - bass, vocal
Ask Vatn Strøm - guitar
Kai Von Der Lippe - synth
Vegard Staum - drums

SLowmo

One Charming Night - Henry Purcell
from the mask «The Fairy Queen» (1692)

Sean Bell - voice, synth and mix
Harald Jordal - programming

The idea for this arrangement came from the music hall/cabaret vibe in this baroque song. There is a direct beauty in the simplicity of this piece, that I feel strengthens the wonder and magic it communicates. To me, The Fairy Queen is a fabulous, playful and imaginative show, that can be bent and turned in any direction, style or shape. Some time back I had the idea to use arpeggiator synths to mimic a sort of music box, and connect this with an opera aria. I wanted to underline the universal elements of stage music, from opera and masks to cabaret and theatre – even to the avant garde. The idea was to glue these topics and styles together with a clear synthesizer sound, and bringing this old aria to life through it. When I thought of One charming night, I knew it was the right song for this exploration. Not only does it bring with it the perfect themes; magic, night, secrecy, love, lust and wonder, it also has a musical movement that invites the arpeggios play with it.
- Sean Bell

Photo credit:
© Bob Richel, Object Number R/6/902 MWM

Techno Låt #1

Martin Tidemann Kvalø