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Lidt fra en dejlig uge med Sleeve-åbningsreception, ny bestyrelsespost i Musikbevægelsen og koncerter ❤️

Kram M

Vi er på vej til Viborg, og efter det er der kun en sidste weekend tilbage, Herning og Bornholm, næste weekend.

Bagefter skal jeg lave lidt fjerner og i studiet, og slappe af, og hele min skulder, og så er der udvalgte shows til sommer.

Der kommer ikke nogen tour til efteråret, men, foråret 2026, kommer der en tour, som jeg glæder mig helt vildt til at dele mere om 🤓🤩

Jeg er så stolt af den her tour, lyden, scenografien, lyset og kostumerne, alt hvad mit lille indre teaterbarn har drømt om, og apropos teater, så vender jeg om noget tid tilbage til teateret, med en ting som har stået på min bucket liste altid ☀️

Jeg har tænkt at jeg ville lave en “spurgt“ liste, over ting jeg synes er fede, som jeg gerne vil dele, og eftersom det er en “spurgt“ liste behøver jeg ikke spøge om det er noget i ku tænke jer… den kommer snart…

Men her er Lars, som han ser ud, når han tager en agurk ind under sin overlæbe 🐿️

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This is exciting - a place that allows us to follow and support our favorite artists on a more personal level. Get on board and get ready to hear lots of unheard songs I've made for various projects, see videos where I explain the thought process behind a track or section, while we saddle up on a much deeper interactive level than we have before.
I look forward to see you on my follow list, and share loads of exciting stuff with you.

This was such a fun night! Katy was almost doing a one woman show between the songs and this song was captured by Sofar in it's full length. Love playing this song life, it was written in such an impulse and everytime we play it, it feels new.

jeg har det med at at sige at bandet skal ud og ta stoffer når jeg skal spille solo, i virkeligheden er det hele meget mere wholesome, og ikke særligt rock’n roll…

glæder mig til de næste shows

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We’ve been playing together since 2008—17 years now. Occasionally we stop and ask ourselves: Why are we still doing this? How come we’re still excited to step into the rehearsal room after all these years?

The answer is probably pretty simple: because it never stopped being fun. And we never stopped growing. Our band is truly collective: no one brings in finished ideas from home, and we rarely arrive at rehearsal knowing exactly what we’ll play. Instead, we jam for hours, bounce ideas around, record snippets—and, sure, we create tons of sketches that end up sounding awful. But that’s part of the deal.

It’s not a quick process. Honestly, it can sometimes feel incredibly slow and even frustrating. But that’s because we keep everything open, collaborative, and free. Songs rarely feel finished when we’re rehearsing; often, we only really figure them out when we play them live or hit the record button in the studio.

There’s always this moment on stage—when suddenly the song clicks and we think: “Ahhh, that’s what it’s supposed to sound like!” Other times, something magical happens in rehearsal, and we record it, but when we try to recreate it later, that special vibe is gone. Music is tricky like that: sometimes it sounds amazing in the moment and then mysteriously disappears the next!