Various – Scandinavian Swords IIII: Atlas Of Visions

€28,99

A1 Noah Gibson– Returning 3:37
A2 The Pelican Company– Temple Bells 4:00
A3 Varg²™, VTSS– VARGTSS1 (Do the Roar) 5:49
B1 Anthony Linell– Hallucinations
Mixed By – Neel (2)
6:12
B2 Exploited Body– She Blames The River 3:22
B3 The Empire Line– Træt Av Lagen, Træt Av Systembolaget 4:32
C1 Puce Mary– Violent And Delusional
Featuring – Varg²™
Mixed By – Noah Kin
6:14
C2 Fatal (16)– Indolent 4:13
C3 Tusagi– Swetti 4:34
D1 E-Saggila– Blue Amps 4:09
D2 JS Aurelius– Crime Is The Highest Form Of Sensuality 3:27
D3 Mischa Pavlovski– Fra Midt Til Slutning II 7:37
E1 Free The ID– Red Fall Foliage 5:37
E2 Evigt Mörker– Stege 4:56
E3 Ulwhednar– Emergency Break 5:02
F1 BHMF*– Mörkertal 4:17
F2 CA2+– Taki Patch-Out 5:00
F3 Age Coin– No Corner, No Devil 6:04

The fourth instalment of the Scandinavian Swords series breaks with its predecessors’ forms. Deviating from the austere brevity that marks Northern Electronics out, Scandinavian Swords IIII: Atlas of Visions completes a survey of the label’s confidants and components in the same breath as it introduces a swarm of new artists and genre-collisions.

With the swell of the last 12 months behind them, Anthony Linell and Jonas Rönnberg have forged the compilation with a paradoxical formula: Atlas of Visions stakes itself as a milestone release that retains the sure-footed programming of its proprietors yet cuts a new silhouette for what the platform of a Northern Electronics release consists of.

Presented across two volumes, Atlas of Visions courses through the hyper-pigmented and infectious fallout zone between club-focused works and the abstract territories of experimental modes. The release compiles egression and intensification into a pandemoniac whole, a refracting design for fractured times.

Hay existencias