Lyd: Absolute Lyd 7" (2009)

Lyd’s second release. They're still catchy, quirky, inteligent and raw. And they're still the best. What more can you ask for? Imagine The Ramones joining Sleater Kinney for a big band party, and you're almost there. Über catchy melodies, topped with intellectual lyrics sung with attitude. The limited 7" comes with a code for a free digital download of the songs.

Kiss Kiss King Kong: Some Kind of Temptation 7" (2009)

Kiss Kiss King Kong is the heavy outlet from some of the members of Casiokids, and this is their debut! The classic powertrio constelletion comes to full use with these rockers. The new heavy-psych style of other Norwegians like Motorpsycho is matched with the traditional grooveoriented guitars from the likes of Blue Cheer. This is what The Allman Brothers would sound like if they cut down on the members in the band and, took more speed. (Not that these guys need the speed). These riffs compel you to do the air guitar shuffle in your livingroom while you strut that sexy stuff. The limited 7" comes with a code for a free digital download of the songs.

Lyd: Best of Lyd 7" (2008)

The Lyd debut! Let me see your hands in the air. Do you like extremly catchy pop-rock-punk songs with über smart lyrics and attitude? Yes you do, and that's simply why Lyd is your next favourite band. Don't be a fool, fool. Buy their 7" before it's too late. The limited 7" comes with a code for a free digital download of the songs.

Manheads: Demonizer 7" (2008)

So it's finally here; the Manheads debut. A lot of people have waited a long time for this, and they sure as hell won't be dissappointed. The A-side "Demonizer" is already a live favourite, and now you can finally rawk out to it in your own livingroom. The B-side with it's cover of Manowars "Metal Warriors" is beyond words, and would make even Joey DeMaio cry. Say hello to the new norwegian monster! The limited 7" comes with a code for a free digital download of the songs.