More remixes from Diskodiktator

It’s been a while since there was a new release from Diskodiktator but fear not – things are happening. In the meantime please have a listen to some very unauthorized remixes on the official Diskodiktator Mixcloud, available by clicking on this link.

A Christmas card from Diskodiktator

Every once in a while there is a short creative outburst and this time it happend to be a slightly remixed version of the 2010 classic “Send Me Someone for Christmas”. We hope you’ll enjoy it and at the same time we would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

New Diskodiktator remix

Back in 2006 this track, “Life in Knots”, was the debut single from Swedish electro pop sensation Quelles Paroles. The original vocal tracks resurfaced in the Diskodiktator studio not long ago and since this homepage demanded an update what better way than to combine the two?

A brand new remix was done and it clearly shows that first class second hand material never goes out of style. Have a listen and perhaps there is even a new “Diskodiktator vs. The World” compilation coming in the near future? Only time will tell…

New single from Quelles Paroles

It doesn’t happen every so often but finally Quelles Paroles returns with a new sign of life; the brand new single “Black Suit”. The single contains the title track plus a very extended remix by Diskodiktator. Here’s a link to the single on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1GB06Ddk8Dnxptxqup7I6H

More releases on the way

After several months with very little activity the Electric Fantastic Sound label suddenly bursts into hyper active mode in the late spring of 2015: The debut album from PMtoyou has already been announced, there is also a brand new album by Anton Weber coming in late May. As if that …

Release likes Diskodiktator

Our friends over at Release Music Magazine has written a review of the new Diskodiktator album – read it by clicking here! I really like this new version of Diskodiktator, it’s refreshing to hear an album that is this personal and honest. Far too few bands here in Sweden choose …