
An interview with Agnes Obel (Denmark) by Dominic Stevenson
Reading time: 9 minutesAgnes Obel, delicate powerhouse of a musician, sits at her end of our video call, hair still a little wet, thrown around, a voice huskier

Reading time: 9 minutesAgnes Obel, delicate powerhouse of a musician, sits at her end of our video call, hair still a little wet, thrown around, a voice huskier

Reading time: 9 minutesAgnes Obel, delicate powerhouse of a musician, sits at her end of our video call, hair still a little wet, thrown around, a voice huskier

Reading time: < 1 minuteIt’s always good to hear something new from one of the top songwriting talents in Iceland, Inki, aka Ingibjörg Friðriksdóttir. She continues to work on

Reading time: 3 minutesWhen I received a piece of PR from the representatives of Drea I at first thought it might be the Los Angeles-based one for whom

Reading time: 2 minutesI’ve recounted on many previous occasions how little things can point me in the direction of a particular artist or band when there are big

Reading time: 2 minutesSnorri Gunnarsson is a regular visitor here, either in his solo project The Sweet Parade or as a member and guitar player for Fjöll, which

Reading time: 2 minutesSunday is the day we most often offer up something a little different and at the same time we rarely play house music. Time to