Kranglan EP by Harald Björk
Kranglan EP by Harald Björk is the first record to be released on Kranglan Broadcast. The record holds three productions of pure naïve emotions, Kranglan, Cykeltur and Skvaltan that together summarise memories of childhood surroundings and its environmental changes.
The record is manufactured in a production of 500 pieces 12” vinyls that comes with a full colour LP- sleeve.
The artwork is made by the German illustrator Kheira Linder known from working with a wide spectrum of creators from Swedish indie-bands to German MTV and VIVA. The artwork is based on an idea by Harald Björk and pictures of the Nacka nature reserve taken by photographer Jesper Tengwall.
Early support:
Josh Wink (Ovum Recordings)
The Skvaltan track is the one for me on this release. Very hypnotic with sexy detroit-ish melodic pulses. Will work well to break up a set.
The Black Dog
Love the art and vibe on this EP, not our usual kind of thing but we'll be charting and playing this.
Laurent Garnier
this is a brilliant ep.....atmospheric , trippy and super dancefloor friendly Will play it everywhere
Rone (Infiné Music)
Hello Harald !
Thanks to send me your release.
Very nice Ep !
All tracks are goods, but I like especially "Cykeltur", my favorite one.
I will keep a curious and interested look on yours projects.
Good luck with Kranglan Broadcast !
Kornél Kovacs (P3 Swedish Radio/Studio Barnhus)
I love your new EP, Harald! When it comes to music, you're my number one guy! That's a sweet lie, but truthfully, you're one of my top twenty music guys, and I listen to a lot of music! Out of these tracks, the first one is the one for the radio show. I will play it, people will love it!
Lustful prop / Full support
Charlie the Unicorn!
Brendon Moeller (Third Ear / Echocord)
well produced electronic music. fresh, creative!
Credits
Artwork – Jesper Tengwall, Kheira Linder
Mastered By – Stefan Eichinger
License
All rights reserved.
Kranglan is a part of the Nacka nature reserve southeast of Stockholm. It is distinguished partly by the beavers that suddenly moved in along the lakeshores, partly by the two giant broadcast masts that every night turns the reserve into a never ending light show by spreading its beams in the sky.
When artist Harald Björk was to come up with a name for his record label it was not hard to choose.