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APRIL 22 2016: The Graham Situation - My Only Preference

 The Graham Situation - My Only Preference

We're proud to present this new EP with The Graham Situation!



DECEMBER 11 2015: Ture Berg - Visor

 Ture Berg - Visor

New album by Ture Berg, who also sings and plays in Woolzink.



NOVEMBER 27 2015: Headless Entertainer - Time Isn't Ticking, It's Melting... Remember?

 Headless Entertainer - Time Isn't Ticking, It's Melting... Remember?

New album with Headless Entertainer released today! Their first release on SVU, and a really good one too... Indie/alternative rock with grunge influences, but also atmospheric and inviting. Don't miss this!



NOVEMBER 13 2015: Jesper Petersson - When I Lay Down My Tune

 Jesper Petersson - When I Lay Down My Tune

We welcome Jesper Petersson to the team! Today his acoustic blues pop album "When I Lay Down My Tune" is released.



OCTOBER 2 2015: Woolzink - Knizloow

 Woolzink - Knizloow

We are honored to release the real debut album from Woolzink! Recorded in Tidaholm. Written, played and mixed by Ture Berg. Master: Karl Jonas Wijk.



OCTOBER 2 2015: Woolzink - Woolzink

 Woolzink - Woolzink

The self-titled Woolzink album is finally out! It's a really neat mix of badass blues rock and more low key indie songs. Check it out!



AUGUST 28 2015: Woolzink - Baby Don't You Want To Go

 Woolzink - Baby Don't You Want To Go

The first single by Gothenburg based blues rock band Woolzink! Stay tuned for new album later this fall and re-release of previously recorded material.

Woolzink's own words about themselves: "Woolzink is a bluesy indie rock band from Gothenburg with broad variety of influences. Both the lyrics and the music are often inspired by dreams and love. This creates a soundscape where reality meats the unconscious in a tasteful, timeless mix."



MAY 6 2015: The Moby Dicks - Space Rocket

 The Moby Dicks - Space Rocket

Legendary SPACE ROCK ep, honoring rock history while reshaping it for the future space age.

Check out The Moby Dicks at facebook!



Background photo by Martin Gohde