Swedish five piece Zugspitze formed in 2014, playing regularly, recording sporadically and finally, in May of this year, releasing their debut album 'Kalejdofoni'. The LP is in a hand-numbered limited edition of 300. On the actual day of release, the band played a launch concert for 'Kalejdofoni' in their home town of Växjö - immediately after which they split up. More detailed information on Zugspitze is tricky to come by, a situation not helped by the fact that the group share their name with the highest mountain in Germany, which kinda dominates the Google hits. Their record label's website doesn't help, containing no mention of the band whatsoever. So, for the moment at least, all we have is the music.
Zugspitze - Not the Bakerloo Line
Monday, 8 October 2018
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4 comments:
Wow, this is niche.
Loving this Swede, thanks.
John. It gets, erm...., nicher.
Cheers Drew.
... and music is all you need. Thanks for the mention. /Bo of Zugspitze
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