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Copenhagen
Copenhagen formed in Denmark in the early 2000s around singer-songwriter Peter Sommer and multi-instrumentalist Peter Albrechtsen. Their debut album 'The...
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Copenhagen formed in Denmark in the early 2000s around singer-songwriter Peter Sommer and multi-instrumentalist Peter Albrechtsen. Their debut album 'The Bells' came out in 2005, followed by records like 'TechnicolorKids' in 2008 and 'Music for Men' in 2010. The band's lineup also includes Kasper Daugaard on drums and Mads Lind on bass.
Their song 'You Satan And The Wind' has become their most recognized track. Copenhagen's music often works with melancholic folk textures and experimental sounds, though their lyrics about despair and heartbreak have drawn some criticism for being too pessimistic.
Later albums include 'Digging Holes' from 2015 and 'I Know I'm Not Alone' from 2019. They released 'You, Satan and the Wind' as a single in 2023.
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