[BadPanda023] Slutet – Psykbryt / Vilse

New music on friday? Why not?

From Sweden (again!), here is Slutet.
Two wonderful songs shared with the whole world as a  you should really listen to Psykbryt that was recently played on Jim Knutsson’s father funeral. Their music could be maybe defined as instrumental-post-dreampop? Somewhere among I’m from Barcelona, Ef, Jeniferever and Detektivbyrån, you will discover Slutet. Please do not miss it.

Slutet – Psykbryt / Vilse [zip]
A1 Psykbryt [mp3] [ogg]
A2 Vilse [mp3] [ogg]

Update (23/08/2010): Slutet has been recently featured on tramsessions with Lord Can You Hear Me [mp3], on the stockholm boatsessions and “in my kitchen”

Update (14/10/2010): Released today the split EP with k0NG (Breathe In Breathe Out and Another Sunday by k0NG + Vilse and Slutsymfoni by Slutet). Download the whole EP for free, here!

Update (20/12/2010): Released today the split single with k0NG (A Scent of Spring by k0NG + ., by Slutet)!

Update (17/02/2011): Released today a free EP (including Tuner, Untitled, Vilse, 501028-4072/Hjärtslag and the Sigur Rós remix)

“These songs are dedicated to the loving memory of Björn Knutsson, spread your wings and touch the stars.”

The songs are distributed under a Creative Commons License: CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0

Slutet have made themselves a name on the alternative rockscene with their unique combination of dreamlike soundlandscapes and funeralmoods which sometimes aches as much in the ears as in the heart.

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Where do you live actually?

Gothenburg, Sweden

What is the last thing you ate?

Beer?

Your addiction?

Distorting the beauty

What do you collect?

Broken hearts

One quote?

The spaces between your fingers were created so that another’s could fill them in

One movie?

Heima

One song?

Verner – Astray

One book?

The End

One website?

www.myspace.com/slutett

Favourite venue?

RumEtt at Dunkers Kulturhus

Favourite concert?

Strip Music/Yvonne at Arvikafestivalen

Favourite place on earth?

Iceland

Something you’re proud of?

Turning something ugly into something beautiful

Where would you wish to wake up tomorrow?

Nangijala