Blade Runner / Horizon / Dat 2014

Get it here
https://terrek.bandcamp.com/album/allt-kan-bli-nytt-2012-2013-part-i

Allt Kan Bli Nytt (Everything Can Become New) is an anthology series of improvisations I have put together as part of the revitalisation of Terrorific Rekords, the 20 year old label I’ve been running on behalf of Lars Stūtzner and Schopenhauer.

Music by: Mattias Lagerkvist
Artwork by: Lola Wilson
Recorded in Stockholm, 2012-2013
Original release date: -

TERRORIFIC REKORDS 2025

murkla@email.com
https://murkla.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/murkla

ekolali@email.com
https://ekolali.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/ekolali

terrek@email.com
https://terrek.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/ter-rek
linktr.ee/terrek

2013.09.06 (loopjam 6_9)

Get it here https://ekolali.bandcamp.com/album/for-why-you-happy-2

Last year, under the moniker Murkla, Mattias Lagerkvist aka Ekolali took a more aggressive and fantasian approach to the repetitive style he's been carving out for himself over the last decade.  Despite the overall kosmische sound, and the absence of both of guitar and vocals, Leviata became something of a mirror, reflecting his roots in the 90s metal and hardcore scene of far north Sweden.

But now, in the wake of the sea serpent, with an album two years in the making, Mattias emerge once again as Ekolali.

Like trapped on the tracks of a merry-go-round, this freight-train of sound circles a lush landscape of pulsating drones and swathes of white noise. With it's arpeggiated guitar-licks and melodic bongo-like bass and drums as it's underframe, For Why You Happy takes you on an ouroboric ride of joy.

No seats, no belts, just hold on as it's chomping to chug.

Music by: Mattias Lagerkvist
Artwork by: Eira Lagerkvist
Mastered by: Mattias Lagerkvist
ekolali@email.com

For all your other digital and streaming needs, 
please check out linktr.ee/terrek

For Why You Happy

elDigTr08Bm2

spiralling doom with the Behringer WASP synthesiser

backtracking

Get it here
https://terrek.bandcamp.com/album/allt-kan-bli-nytt-2012-2013-part-ii

Second part of the anthology series of improvisations that I have put together as part of the revitalisation of Terrorific Rekords, the 20 year old label I’ve been running on behalf of Lars Stūtzner and Schopenhauer. 

Other than “2012.08.05 (ekogura7)” it's more of the same really. 

I really like “2013.06.01 (jam 1.6.13 mrk4 total)”, and have been trying to make it in to something proper for years. 
One day perhaps. 

Music by: Mattias Lagerkvist
Artwork by: Lola Wilson
Recorded in Stockholm, 2012-2013
Original release date: -

TERRORIFIC REKORDS 2025

murkla@email.com
https://murkla.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/murkla

ekolali@email.com
https://ekolali.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/ekolali

terrek@email.com
https://terrek.bandcamp.com
soundcloud.com/ter-rek
linktr.ee/terrek

2013.09.04 (loopjam 10min)

here's the track I ran trough my REC-44 hope you like it 



Bambounou - Blecc (REC-44)

SPEEDCOMP 60 - Make a track in only 30 minutes using the ten samples provided for download on the event page on the night.

The selector for Speedcomp 60 was Goto80 from Gothenburg, Sweden. The ten chosen samples were published at 7:30pm AEST on Friday 11th July 2025.

threescore (speedcomp #60)

I’ve been experimenting further with re-tuning everything I own into Carnatic scales and using chance operations in my sequencing to control slides, accents and reverb and delay sends.

I used to use maxmsp to retune synths using midi guitar mode and pitch bend on each channel with a snazzy custom patch I built but now oddsound just does it all for me. I think they built weird scales into live itself now but oddsound MTS does it better. I've become slightly obsessed with the bhairavi raga scales, they're dreamy. 

Is anyone else really suffering with live 12? It crashes all the time for me when any project reaches over a few tracks in size...

Pang Remold

exact from recent jam at sunshine studios, all my gratitude to Kurt Bricker for bringing the drums

hazy dayz jam (feat. Kurt Bricker) extract 1

Current setup with Tascam 2400:

Moog Muse
Moog Matriarch
Moog DFAM
Moog Subharmonicon
Make Noise Resynthesizer
Erika Synths Techno System
Erika Synths Zen Delay
Erika Synths LXR-02
Roland Jupiter XM
Roland DJ-505
Sequential Take 5
Casio CDP
Arturia MicroBrute
Singular Sound Aeros Looper
Boss Space Echo
Beebo Poly

Ableton Live

DJ Preet hosts folkdelica on 88.9 fm KPOV Bend, Oregon.  Can listen to the most recent show via www.kpov.org/folkdelica

Open for collaborations (musical), pls get in touch.

I manage all my production, art, etc. so not currently interested in other support, thank you kindly.

MANAGEMENT
edouard.lange@savoirfairecie.com

BOOKINGS
Worldwide 
matt@octopus-agents.com

France
clem@a4system.com
marc@a4system.com

Americas
ricky@visionarytalentgroup.com

My new album, 'For Why You Happy',  is now available here https://ekolali.bandcamp.com/album/for-why-you-happy-2

Check out my other projects 
here https://murkla.bandcamp.com and 
here https://terrek.bandcamp.com

If you contact me and don't get a response within a week, please check your spam folder.
ekolali@email.com

The greatest gift to Me is You liking My Music. If its made Your Day better then You made mine even more so. I sincerely want to thank >YOU< For stopping bye. May the light of Happiness and Shades of Harmony resonate eternally with Your Soul.

I identify as synth, tweak my knob - do I not squeal?

pastoral/town and country/beyond

Releases on Bohemian Club & Travin Systems.
Supported by the acid ted, music junkies & deXter bentley.

Props to everyone I've ever met.

crx091081gb@gmail.com


New tracks tagged #Space Echo