Tagged: Dungen
Schnipper’s Slept On: I Was a Nordic Music Prize Judge
Each Tuesday, FADER editor Matthew Schnipper highlights an underappreciated release he thinks we need to know about. This week it’s Olaf Arnald’s Innundir Skinni, unofficial runner up for the Nordic Music Prize. Listen to the … read more »
Open Bar With Dungen
You’ve got to give some serious credit to a band who would show up on time to a bar at 11 o’clock in the AM (granted, the newly-opened Veronica People’s Club serves delicious coffee and … read more »
Video: Dungen, “Skit I Allt”
Dungen‘s new album, Skit I Allt, like their others, is already a mainstay in the FADER rotation, but unlike their others most of it continues in the laid back lane they veered into on their … read more »
Listen: Dungen, "Marken Låg Stilla"
We remember the first time we heard Dungen: sophomores in college and a girl we weren’t sure if we liked or not handed us Ta det lugnt like it was a doobie. It might as well … read more »
Dungen, “Marken Låg Stilla” MP3
Someday, when Dungen are done being a band, their entire catalog will be revealed as one massive psychedelic tapestry made from hypnotic piano and the kind of burned-out psych guitar riffs that will cause all … read more »
Premiere: The Amazing, “Code II” MP3
Editors of The FADER have reveled in the acid rock psychosis of Sweden’s Dungen for years now, ogling Gustave Estjes’ skin tight flares and seeing really special Hobbit visions when the band performs live. But … read more »
Party in the Pines at Big Sur, Part 1: Dungen
We spent this past weekend at Party in the Pines, a low-key festival in a sun-dappled northern California forest presented by Kemado Records, Mexican Summer and (((folkYEAH!))). FADER TV captured all of the many ultra-lax … read more »
Woods to Tour with Kurt Vile, Dungen
This is a really good idea. read more »
Malajube – "Porté Disparu"
One of our favorite French Canadian exports dropped a new CD entitled Labyrinthes back in March. We’ve had the new Malajube record in our iTunes since, but find it creeping into our consciousness as a standout when we’ve got the player on shuffle. With a pleasant, if not instantly recognizable, demeanor, statements like, “Wait, who is this?” followed by, “This is pretty good.” are common whenever a track from Labyrinthes pops up. read more »
