Denmark's Decorate. Decorate. are back with Swerve Of Atoms - their long-awaited full-length. After over fifteen years, the original line-up reunited with keyboardist Kristian Nygaard Olsen (formerly of Oh No Ono, Christian Hjelm) and teamed up with producer Brian Batz at Grapehouse Studio to craft a collection of songs that blend poetic post-punk with symphonic rock textures.
The album captures the energy of their reunion shows, including a sold-out performance at Loppen, where 400 fans witnessed Decorate. Decorate.'s return to the stage. With the signing to Target Records, the band has found the ideal partner to bring Swerve Of Atoms to Danish audiences and beyond, reaffirming their position as a vital force in modern rock. Link
DECORATE. DECORATE. - Swerve Of Atoms Out Now
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