A Camp are excited to announce that Nettwerk is making their debut self-titled album available for the first time in North America with a digital release yesterday, September 8. A Camp--which was met with much critical praise abroad and awarded four Swedish Grammy Awards--was originally released on September 3, 2001, but had only been available as an import until now. A Camp toured extensively on the strength of the single, “I Can Buy You” (featured above).
Originally formed as a Swedish musical duo by The Cardigans front woman/lyricist Nina Persson and Atomic Swing musician Niclas Frisk, A Camp has since evolved into a trio with the addition of American film composer, Shudder to Think member, and Nina’s husband, Nathan Larson.
A Camp’s US debut, Colonia, was released earlier this year on Nettwerk Records. Spin Magazine called it “beguiling gorgeous stuff—and smartly funny too,” while Entertainment Weekly saw an “instant classic.”
A Camp have just revealed their latest video for the track “Love Has Left The Room” off their album Colonia. The video, directed by Maximilla Lukacs and Sarah Flicker, premiered exclusively on Stereogum yesterday.
A Camp kicked off their first North American tour yesterday at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City in support of their North American debut album, Colonia. The band announces the release of their Covers EP on Nettwerk exclusively in North America through iTunes on June 9. The Covers EP features three cover tracks from a few of their favorite artists: Pink Floyd, David Bowie and Grace Jones; the EP is available on all digital service providers on June 16.
A Camp explains in their own words why they chose to cover these three songs/artists below
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