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Sounds From a Safe Harbour has long been regarded as more than just a music festival; it is a creative incubator, a space where the boundaries between artist and audience blur in the historic city of Cork, something that is beautifully captured in ‘Echo in the Future’, a poetic short film by filmmaker Derrick Belcham, featuring Efterklang, Peter Broderick, and author Max Porter.

Efterklang announces the release of their fifth album ‘Altid Sammen’ and share video for their first single ‘Vi er uendelig’ (“We are infinite”) which features the Danish model and photographer Helena Christensen.

Another mixed bag in our Lost in Transmission mix series. This includes some recently featured artists including GRIP TIGHT as well as healthy dose of other new releases as well as favourites from the past. This one’s very eclectic.

Efterklang have unveiled their new video for Monument which marks the 1 year anniversary of the release of their 4th album ‘Piramida‘.

Listen to a new piece of music from Efterklang entitled ‘Lyden af København’ which was commissioned by Århus Festival.

Sedna is the third track from Efterklang’s new album Piramida. The video, directed by Hana Miletic, features a collection of video portraits of alternative youth filmed in a park in central Zagreb, Croatia.

Efterklang unveil the opening song and video from their forthcoming Piramida album called Hollow Mountain. It includes contributions from Earl Harvin (drums, Tindersticks), Nils Frahm (wurlitzer) and Peter Broderick (strings).

Efterklang have announced that their new album Piramida will be released world-wide on September 24th 2012. The making of the album started out at an abandoned Russian settlement in the arctic.

Efterklang have announced their new album ‘Piramida’ will be premiered on May 26th 2012 live at the Sydney Opera House together with the Sydney Symphony orchestra.

Vincent Moon’s ‘An Island’ a film documentary featuring Efterklang gets released on DVD!

Watch the full length film: An Island, for one week only. In August 2010, French film maker Vincent Moon went to the Baltic island of Als where he met up with the Danish eight piece band, Efterklang.

In August 2010, French film maker Vincent Moon went to the Baltic island of Als where he met up with the Danish eight piece band, Efterklang. The objective was to shoot a film. A film with the same length as an album, and a film full of performances, experiments and collaborations. The results went way beyond their expectations.