Organik's second album is placed somewhere between life and death, light and darkness in a misty landscape of missed opportunities and new beginnings.

Born off the thoughts and contemplation that arises when a pandemic hits, Organik latest work now arrives with the fitting title Memento Mori.

Compositions pieced together and apart through fiber and power cables in a time when the future was uncertain, unsafe and unknown and the world as we knew it was no more.

Music created not purely out of joy but as a necessity for survival, from a deepfelt need to create something new and vibrant in a time of death and despair, to prove that light and life can be found in even the darkest of times.

Thematically we are somewhere completely different than the playful, trippy and lighthearted debut album. A darker mood is now present in the heavier sound, still leaving plenty of room for experimentation and progressive parts.

Once again Organik has teamed up with fellow musicians tasked with coloring select musical textures, ranging from members of Summit, Terrorpy and more.

Look forward to an unsettling, beautiful, strong and thoughtful listening experience both digitally and live as the band journeys into the world of the living anew…

“Organik are cool, they are really cool. They are ambitious all the way to the stratosphere and it is so relieving to experience a band that aims for a grand show. I very much hope to experience Organik live again soon. They would be a perfect fit for Roskilde Festival.”
Peter Sandvig, music critic, Radon Metal Magazine

”I have a great passion for bands that raise the bar musically and stand out, not for the sake of just doing so but because they have something to offer. Organik is one of the danish bands to watch closely right now with their unique mix of stoner, psych and progressive rock.”
Jacobh Hansen, music critic, Devilution Magazine

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