Great
International Danish Artists

Can Danish bands make decent music? Heck yeah!! Take a look at some of the finest
international Danish releases of the last decade or so. If you happen to live in a country
where any of the albums are available, you should definitely give them a chance.
Kashmir:
The Good Life (1999)
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A great
alternative rock album, this. I'm not overstating anything by calling them the Danish
Radiohead. An outstanding performance.
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Mew:
Half The World Is Watching Me (2000)
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Another proof
that Radiohead and the alternative rock scene hasn't existed in vain. Contains many
melodic rock songs of a high high standard. |
D:A:D:
Everything Glows (2000)
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One of the
greatest Danish rock bands at all! They've had some international success over the past 15
years and this, their latest album shows them stronger than ever. |
Sort Sol:
Glamourpuss (1993)
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Contains
"Let Your Fingers Do The Walking" and other songs from the film
"Nightwatch" starring Nick Nolte. But it was a great rock album long before
then... |
The Raveonettes:
Chain Gang Of Love (2003)
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Sleaze rock
that hits you right between the legs. Hyped extensively in the UK and American music
press. |
Mew:
Frengers (2003)
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Great reviews
in the UK music press has secured their international debut album the attention it
deserves. Very delicate shoegazer indie rock. |
Mew:
Mew And The Glass Handed Kites (2005)
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Yet another
great album packed with seducing soundscapes and an impressive between noise and soft
spots. |
Kashmir:
No Balance Palace (2005)
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Kashmir
continue their development as Denmark's answer to Radiohead by adding to their already
impressive sound mixing alternative rock with more experimental elements. |
NU:
AlphaBravoShockpopDisco (2003)
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The Danish
clone of The Cardigans and Garbage. A Very radio-friendly mix. |
Carpark North:
Carpark North (2002)
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Danish indie
rock with a British influence and important electronic ingredients. |
Luke:
Luke (2003)
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Absolutely
brilliant chillout pop music ranging from soothing melodies to high-class pop songs. This
album will appeal to anyone who likes chillout or just great pop music. More info at luke.dk. |
Deepfried Toguma:
The Hi-Fi Companion (1999)
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A
brilliant chillout/ambient/lounge album filled with soothing sonic landscapes.No attempts
to spice things up with more pop-vocal stuff, just focus on pure sound excellence. |
Lovebites:
Exploding Star (1999)
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If
you like Swedish band The Cardigans you'll definitely like this too. By the same producer
and with the same type soft melodic pop songs. |
Randi Laubek:
Almost Gracefully (2000)
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The
inspiration is Kate Bush and other great classic femal singers, but Randi Laubek has
managed to stand up to them all and created her own special universe. |
Freya:
Tea With The Queen (1999)
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Part of
the new female generation in Denmark, Freya is yet another artist who deserves awareness
beyond the Danish borders. Her rock/pop is incredibly addictive. |
Gangway:
The Quiet Boy Ate The Whole Cake (1990)
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Inspired by
artists like The Smiths and Lloyd Cole, Gangway were the ultimate Danish anti-heroes. A
band known by much too few... |
Dicte:
This Is Cool (2000)
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Another
rock/pop diva with her very own sound. Dicte's universe consists of alternative little pop
songs with a very personal and unique style. |
Aqua:
Aquarius (2000)
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I guess no
introduction is necessary. "Barbie Girl" started it all and ever since the
ball just kept rolling...Slightly embarrassing to look back on though... |
Junior Senior:
D-D-Don't Stop The Beat (2003)
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"Move
Your Feet" started it all and now everyone, Rolling Stone magazine included, is
hailing them as the latest dance sensation from Denmark. |
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Where next? Check out music recommendations at THE HOTLIST |
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