"An Escape Attempt from The New World" 8. March.

Is there life on Mars? Is there life after the 55? Is rock dead? These and many other questions you might find answers to on the Sandmen's Nye album If I ever die.

With over 25 albums to his name and numerous awards and accolades from international press, Danish pianist/composer Jacob Anderskov is recognized as a transformative force in contemporary music.

The Old Timer album by the Niclas Knudsen Trio is a fresh jazz release showcasing Danish guitarist Niclas Knudsen's creative compositions and exceptional guitar work.

Benjamin Koppel is a superb Danish musician from an illustrious music family. He is all about music—of just about any kind. He is known for his versatility and virtuosity as a saxophonist and composer. His approach is thoughtful, not manic, and he glides effortlessly from phrase to phrase when he pours out blazing bebop licks, quick and smooth.

Benjamin Koppel has looked into the destructive sides of Man and created a requiem.

Poul Schierbeck (1888-1949) stands tall among Denmark's foremost composers of the early 20th century. His legacy, marked by a prolific career, shines particularly bright in his masterful orchestral compositions, the operatic gem "Fête Galante," and his melodic prowess showcased in songs such as the enchanting 'Du kære, blide danske bæk' ('You dear, gentle Danish stream').

Most people know Else Marie Pade as a pioneer in Danish electronic music. But under gloomy circumstances during the Second World War, Pade also wrote a number of humorous songs in swing and percussion style, which have now been reinterpreted by the duo Dybfølt and singer Kira Martini.

Lasse & Mathilde is a Danish folk duo consisting of married couple Lasse Helner and Mathilde Bondo.

Here is an irresistible collection of love songs by three masters of Danish Romanticism: Weyse, Heise and Lange-Müller. Their songs with piano have made an indelible mark on a genre of Danish music and express a world of yearning and joy. The young lyric tenor Mathias Hedegaard has an outstanding feel for the style and offers masterly renderings of these beautiful Danish songs.

Den Sidste Olie is a ground-breaking chamber opera by Niels Rønsholdt, who, based on the tonal language of the Baroque, has created an original work that stretches between the beginning of oil extraction and the climate crisis we inevitably face today. With the Danish colonization of Greenland in 1721 as a background, Rønsholdt creates a captivating story about the relentless global pursuit of prosperity and growth.

Cello and piano has a long story together. With their spontaneous music, Fyrtårn (Lighthouse) presents a different angle on the combination of these two highly interwoven instruments, and challenge the sonic possibilities that exist in this format.

n the realm of classical music, Rued Langgaard (1893–1952) is a composer who continues to surprise. Each encounter with his arch-Romantic oeuvre promises a departure into uncharted territory, a testament to his ever-evolving creative spirit. This holds particularly true of his songs to Danish texts, many of which are recorded here for the first time, performed by Louise McClelland Jacobsen and Kristian Riisager. In these songs, from his early days as a hyper-talented teenager through to his first works as a young visionary in his early twenties, we draw near to the essence of Langgaard, not only as a musical genius but as a human being.

This is the second common Helene Blum & Harald Haugaard album after many individual album releases. We have gathered a lot of material over the last three years. Here you will find a small selection of our work. Songs, tunes and stories from Denmark and around. DEN STORE SOMMER is about the summer – both figurative and as metaphor.

Sort Sol is a pioneer rock band from Copenhagen, Denmark. The band was formed in 1977 as a punk rock outfit, originally under the name Sods (stylized as SODS). The name Sort Sol was taken in the early 1980s. It translates to English as black sun and is named after a nature phenomenon particular to Denmark, where huge bird flocks gather in the sky and appear to block out the sun. For reasons unknown, the Danish press often refers to their musical style as punk due to their origin, though nearly everything they have put out since 1980 is more reminiscent of styles such as post-punk, gothic rock, and even industrial music.