Antennas
Antennas is a pop/rock band with a quite own brand of quality songwriting, dabbling in pop, rock, americana and 70´s balladry but they're not a retro band and have created a up to date and very own sound of their influences. The lyrics often tend to deal with the frustration of everyday boredom. In other words; classic escapism.

Black Belt
Black Belt have choosen their name perfectly - they have indeed a black belt in rock. Being a hard hitting power trio they are playing heavy rock with traces of the early seventies. We're talking dirty, heavy and groovy rock of best quality. They are an excellent live band and love being on stage playing live. Hopefully you will be able to see them soon on a stage near you.

Existensminimum
We have seen Existensminimum (Magnus Henriksson) as a spectacular drummer and percussionist with many bands. But he also does his own music and produces other bands. In his own name Existensminimum makes sparkling dayglo electronic pop, usually combine the darkest pop with the lightest melodies. The songs are often packaged in warm keyboard blankets and hard rhythms.

Hyper Plastic
Rickard Johansson used to play the guitar and write songs for Indie-Rock band "This Perfect Day" in the nineties. Now working as a surgeon. Hyper Plastic is his band and he is the only member, for good and for worse. But he still like to think of it as a band.

Norma
Norma is a three-piece orchestra, playing atmospheric pop influenced by krautrock with filmic elements. Norma is the product of three talented young men's will to revolutionize the way music is performed and experienced, both live and recorded. The limitations of only having three members is seen as a great opportunity too seek new and different ways in the making of songs and liveshows. The music is best enjoyed as a companion on the 21st century roadtrip. Norma is a great experience on record and even greater live where they work with visual artists.

Paper
Paper is a kraut-punk trio featuring Calle Olsson from The Bear Quartet and Paddington DC along with members of Audionom. The sound is based around the frustration of punk, the desperation of monotony and the delicacy of pop melody. PAPER deliver on one side two-minutes hardcore manouvers followed by long monotonous, almost transcendental, three-chords variations. Throw in well arranged melodies and pretty traditional pop songs like nitrate in the hard cold cocktail and you get the big picture. Punk-kraut is a pretty accurate description of their music.

Pascal
"The music has a garage band roughness, nice and loose. There are touches of psychobilly and touches of Britpop, scraps of Elvis, early rock, punk, metal, the Ramones, storming guitars, a variety of things. Galgberget is nothing revolutionary, but it’s full of heart and commitment. When Isak Sundström screams, it’s not a stage-managed stadium cockrock scream, it’s a good, full yell of pleasure. Isn’t it glorious, the musicians seem to be asking, to make this much noise, to be alive like this?" (Deanne Sole, Popmatters)

Riddarna
Riddarna is a trio from Gotland, living in Gothenburg. The music is based on despair and frustration and is in a pretty unique genre. To quote Göteborgs-Posten: "Stoner. Pop. Rattling. Punk. Hard Rock. Psychedelia. Garage. Riddarna pushed all of this screaming into a blender. Drove around, poured it out on the altar of rock altar and read the intestines. The conclusion was "Rock'n'Roll is dead", so Riddarna turned the knobs to eleven and decided to resurrect it. Here it is: shaking, lurching and screaming in Swedish. And my god it swings! Rock music is dead! Long live Riddarna! If you are not a music puritan you are probably already dancing.".

S K R I E T
It all started with a large floor tom a guitar and a synthesizer. Isak Sundström and Jacob Frössén spent hours playing instrumental synth-boogie in an old attic. Isak started writing lyrics to some of the songs and S K R I E T (The Scream) was born.