Katedralen [ CD / Album ]

Name: Katedralen
Brand: Vinyl Castle
SKU: CD113576
Price: 12.99 GBP
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Katedralen

SKU: CD113576 Barcode: 0801056824738

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Released Date: 06 Jun 2025
Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Album Review: Mork Katedralen Mork Katedralen's self-titled debut album is a sonic rollercoaster that takes listeners on a journey through the bizarre and the avant-garde. The Swedish experimental duo, comprised of multi-instrumentalist Bjorn and vocalist Ingrid, have created a record that defies categorization and pushes the boundaries of what is considered "music". From the moment the first track kicks in, with its cacophony of distorted guitars and haunting vocals, it's clear that Mork Katedralen are not here to play it safe. The album is a hodgepodge of influences, from industrial to post-punk to noise rock, all filtered through the band's unique perspective and twisted sense of humour. Standout tracks include the frenetic "Satan's Disco", which sounds like a lost Joy Division B-side played at double speed, and the haunting ballad "Dead Flowers", which showcases Ingrid's versatile vocals and knack for storytelling. But perhaps the most striking moment on the album comes with the closing track, "Funeral March for a Rubber Chicken", a surreal and unsettling piece that culminates in a cacophony of dissonant noise. Overall, Mork Katedralen's debut album is a bold statement from a band unafraid to take risks and challenge the status quo. If you're a fan of music that's out of the ordinary and pushes the boundaries of what is considered "good", then this album is definitely worth a listen.