Pleasure Nature
Pleasure Nature formed in Stockholm around 2008 as a loose collective of musicians drawn to atmospheric sounds and introspective writing. Their debut album...
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Pleasure Nature formed in Stockholm around 2008 as a loose collective of musicians drawn to atmospheric sounds and introspective writing. Their debut album 'Little Heathen' came out in 2010, built around shimmering guitars and Johanna Beckman's vocals. The record got some attention for its moody, layered approach.
They've put out two more albums since then, 'The House of the Rising Sun' in 2013 and 'From the Depths of Despair' in 2017, each continuing with that hazy, emotionally textured style. The lineup has shifted over time, with Beckman remaining as vocalist and guitarist alongside Martin Landqvist on guitar, Mattias Larsson on bass, and Johan Riveby on drums.
Songs like 'Little Heathen' and 'Synthetic Memories' give a fair sense of their sound: drifting, guitar-heavy arrangements with a kind of Nordic melancholy running through them. They've kept at it without much fanfare, working in that space between dream pop and something a bit more shadowy.
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