03 Oct

[ October 6th, 2023 release on Jazzland Recordings: Rymden – Valleys & Mountains ]

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release date: 06. 10.2023 on Jazzland Recordings

After their previous excursions into the outer cosmos – the highly acclaimed studio albums “Reflections and Odysseys“, “Space Sailors” and the powerful live album “RYMDEN+KORK” – RYMDEN have returned to Earth with their new album, “Valleys and Mountains”. However, as one might expect from the trio of Bugge Wesseltoft, Magnus Öström and Dan Berglund, the music is not strictly earthbound – the inner cosmos, dreams and visions offer new spaces to explore, alongside bucolic rambles and treks. The instrumentation and techniques are once again diversified, the styles multiplied; yet all remains indisputably the music of RYMDEN.

03 Jun

[ June 9th, 2023 release on Jazzland Recordings: Magnus Öström – A Room For Travellers ]

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Swedish drummer and composer Magnus Öström and his band are finally back with a new album, A Room For Travellers, his fourth to date. It’s both about the traveller’s journey through the world but equally about a journey inward, the journey within. Prior to the release of his new album, A Room For Travellers, Swedish drummer and composer, Magnus Öström (E.S.T./Rymden) will be playing two UK shows in London and Manchester.

14 Feb

[24th February, 2023 release on Jazzland Recordings:Rymden + Kork]

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release date: 24.02.2023 on Jazzland Recordings

Since forming in 2018 RYMDEN has established itself as one of the leading piano trios to ever emerge from the Nordic Jazz scene. All three members bring with them long-confirmed and lauded histories as innovators in jazz: Berglund and Öström via the Esbjörn Svensson Trio and their own projects (Tonbruket and Magnus Öström Group respectively); Wesseltoft via his New Conception of Jazz and other projects.

05 Sep

[ 18th of September 2020 release on JazzLAND: RYMDEN – Space Sailors ]

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release date: 18th September 2020

It is the perfect sequel to “Reflections and Odysseys”, their highly acclaimed debut that spawned an equally acclaimed series of live performances. The trio have taken the dynamics, textures, moods, and perfect blend of subtle detailing and big sonic gestures to new levels, and have picked up new elements of 60s psychedelia and punk energy along the way. If you ever wondered what would happen if a Krzysztof Komeda score collided with Fugazi, look no further; if you need to know what Chopin writing doom metal might sound like, you might just find the answer you seek. The prog and fusion elements you already know and expect are still here, but with different colours and markings. If “Reflections and Odysseys” was a first expedition into earth orbit, “Spacesailors” goes far beyond. This just might be their “moon landing” album.

Magnus Ostrom