Album lore

Rustne Bær Skygger For Spejlet, released in May 2021 by K REX Records, presents a dense collection of 26 tracks from Avantgarde De Luxe that draw heavily from new wave, post-punk, and new romantic traditions. The record nods to 1980s aesthetics with a palette that occasionally brushes into psychedelic textures, evident on tracks like "Røg Eller Tøris" and "Fjerne Horisonter A." The featured cut "Party" sits comfortably among the album's layered synths and angular guitar lines, capturing the restless energy common to the era’s underground scenes.Though the band’s following remains modest—Last.fm records fewer than 50 scrobbles—the album offers a rich artifact for those probing the fringes of contemporary retreads of 80s club sounds. The titles, often in Danish, hint at introspective or enigmatic themes, such as "En Mærk´lig Dag" and "Ikke Mer´At Ta´," lending a regional specificity to the otherwise familiar genre markers. This release fits neatly within the lineage of boutique synth-driven post-punk, offering a trove for crate-diggers attuned to atmospheric, danceable gloom.

Album lore

Rustne Bær Skygger For Spejlet, released in May 2021 by K REX Records, presents a dense collection of 26 tracks from Avantgarde De Luxe that draw heavily from new wave, post-punk, and new romantic traditions. The record nods to 1980s aesthetics with a palette that occasionally brushes into psychedelic textures, evident on tracks like "Røg Eller Tøris" and "Fjerne Horisonter A." The featured cut "Party" sits comfortably among the album's layered synths and angular guitar lines, capturing the restless energy common to the era’s underground scenes.Though the band’s following remains modest—Last.fm records fewer than 50 scrobbles—the album offers a rich artifact for those probing the fringes of contemporary retreads of 80s club sounds. The titles, often in Danish, hint at introspective or enigmatic themes, such as "En Mærk´lig Dag" and "Ikke Mer´At Ta´," lending a regional specificity to the otherwise familiar genre markers. This release fits neatly within the lineage of boutique synth-driven post-punk, offering a trove for crate-diggers attuned to atmospheric, danceable gloom.