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Nikolaj Zeuthen, lead singer of Skammens vogn, holds only one of these titles. The band's new single "Blicher", however, is an homage to the centuries-old Danish author Steen Steensen Blicher, who's honorifics included all of the above, and more.

In Underbelly, Kristian Finne Kristensen of Chorus Grant leads us on a journey of music, spoken word and field recordings, into a world of creativity that is hidden outside, in plain sight, and hidden inside, in all of us.

Welcome into 2021. Before we unleash new music into this promising year, let's take a moment to celebrate some of our early releases which have anniversaries this week. This week, these albums are on sale in our shop. Listen here and read below.

To celebrate our ten year anniversary, we released The Tambourhinoceros World Peace Compilation, a 26 song digital album with highlights from our ...

In the middle of summer's corona lockdown, Palace Winter took over an empty hotel's tennis court to record an epic hybrid live session / music video of their album's anthem "1996". Check it out.

It's been a month since our last On Repeat playlist update, and while we just posted all of Tambourhinoceros' favorite albums of 2020, we still want to share our favorite songs of the past month one more time before the new year.

We've just contact the lucky newsletter subscriber who'll recieve November's vinyl giveaway, Vanilla Shell! Now, on to the next one!

2020 is Tambouhinoceros's tenth year of operation. As the year comes to a close, we are releasing a gigantic digital compilation album, exclusively on Bandcamp for our ten year anniversary.

2020 is coming to a close, and while there is much from this past year that we would rather not remember, we would have to say the opposite about this year's music.

Today, Communions are making their Tambourhinoceros debut with "Splendour", a song about sickly, destructive love.

August Rosenbaum's 2017 album Vista is turning three years old this week. Featuring breathtaking production, arrangement and songwriting, this one never gets old.