The Music ofSören Jensen

31 August 2018

Another excursion into darker domains as Howler.

1 August 2018

In the aftermath of my Kult: Divinity Lost contributions, here’s another Howler piece gravitating towards dark ambient.

29 July 2018

Yet another Interact enters the world.

25 June 2018

The yearly performance of Monofånarna, in its MIDI-summer shape, went well. Why shouldn´t it? A small fraction of it ended up on youtube, for you to enjoy every day of the week.

18 Mars 2018

Sometimes strange things happen. My teenage output with J. F. A. is covered by Nordvargr on his upcoming album "Metempsychosis". The song is named "Livet Tar Slut" ("Life Ends") and was originally released on the "Censur" cassette in 1989.

Pre-order Nordvargr album from Cyclic Law, audio snippet found here.

21 December 2017

Christmas greetings.

1 July 2017

Yet another Interact.

22 June 2017

Finally, it is time for the yearly Monofånarna plays too long at Haket event.

This year we celebrate midisummer, which occurs the thursday immediately before midsummer. Expect some hours of improvised music about small frogs and schnapps. Haket provides the mandatory wetness of a Swedish midsummer (although, please keep our machinery dry).

Facebook events here and here.

8 January 2017

And here is Asfalt, first time in Swedish for a very long time.

6 January 2017

Some new songs coming up with Interact. First, here is Bleed.

21 November 2016

Cosmic Overdose is an essential part of Swedish electronic music history. Two albums and a couple of singles in the late 70´s and early 80´s was released before the band transmuted into still active Twice A Man.

The old material is finally re-released as a box set on Progress Productions. As a companion release, a set of freshly made remixes — mainly of the defining song "Moderna Dadaister" — is released. Including a remix made by Yours Truly. Possibly one of the most challenging remixes I have ever made.

Available on Klicktrack and Spotify.

19 March 2016

I remember when the role-playing game Kult was released in the nineties. I was deeply impressed by the rich background setting, incorporating various occult teachings but twisting them into an intriguing scheme of hidden power struggling. The combination of H.P. Lovecraft's "horror beyond comprehension" and Clive Barker's explicit nastiness was right up my alley at the time.

Kult is finally being released in a new version, Kult: Divinity Lost by Helmgast. And they seem very serious about it. The RPG community seems equally hungry for the release, the crowd funder having passed the goal more then tenfold.

So I have produced a couple of themes and ambience tracks for the marketing videos. Despite the obviously dark thematics, it was a fun thing to do. Expect some more of these to surface.