This song is the first single from CTM's debut EP Variations. The song is a songwriting gem of huge dimensions - sit back and listen to the creative use of percussion, the beautiful strings and Cæcilie Trier's breathtaking vocals.
"Riddles in Rhymes" was the third single from Treefight For Sunlight's (f***cing awesome) debut album A Collection of Vibrations For Your Skull. We could easily have released more singles from the record but it had to stop at some point..
"The Glow" was the first single from Bastian Kallesøe's solo project The New Spring. The song is from the debut album also called The New Spring from 2011.
"RCEL" was the first single from FCAN's debut album RPEX.
The album is a so-called visual album with a visual side of the entire record: with the album comes a software-based media player to play the album through.
"Life Is Up To You" was the first single from 4 Guys From The Future's debut album Under the New Morning Sun (released on October 25, 2010). "Life Is Up To You" has a compelling and simple structure consisting of a repetitive beat and ver
"What Became Of You and I?" was the second single from Treefight For Sunlight's debut album A Collection of Vibrations For Your Skull (the first album ever released on Tambourhinoceros).
"Facing the Sun" was the first single from Treefight For Sunlight's debut album A Collection of Vibrations For Your Skull. When released the song was a huge hit and "Facing the Sun" was celebrated as the Summer Hit Of The Year by the nati
"Internet Warrior" was the first single from Oh No Ono's sophomore album Eggs. The single quickly became an Oh No Ono signature song and was chosen as single of the week by national Danish radio.
"Victim of the Modern Age" is a single by Oh No Ono The B-side features a Oh No Ono interpretation of Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" - a song the band played live when touring with their debut album Yes.
"Keeping Warm In Cold Country" is a single from Oh No Ono's debut album Yes. On the B-side there's a live recording of Oh No Ono's cover of The Beatles' groundbreaking song "Tomorrow Never Knows".
