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The Janitors - 15 years of fuzz and folköl
The Janitors - 15 years of fuzz and folköl

The Janitors - 15 years of fuzz and folköl

Little Cloud Records/Cardinal Fuzz Records

Regular price $22.00 USD Sale

Number of Tracks: 9
Vinyl Size: 12-inch
Revolutions: 33rpm
Vinyl Color: Mellow Yellow
Jacket: Full Color Reverse Board (Vintage Matte) 300gsm
Vinyl Release Date: April 26, 2019

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Cardinal Fuzz (Europe) and Little Cloud Records (USA) are proud to present - The Janitors and ‘15 Years of Fuzz and Folköl’ - a celebration of Sweden's finest purveyors of Throbbing Fuzz and Feedback.

15 years ago a night of heavy drinking resulted in the formation of The Janitors - a creative project that has been the center of founder member Jonas and Henrik’s lives ever since. Over that time 5 drummers, 8 percussionists and 3 bass players have passed through The Janitors grinder. They have released 3 full length albums, 5 EPs and a bunch of singles, as well as sharing stages with many great bands and have got to travel the world.

Gathered on  ‘15 Years of Fuzz and Folköl’ are a collection of songs and sounds that reflect the different phases of The Janitors development, ranging from full on Fuzz and Feedback to Gospel Choirs and back to the dark menacing head swirling throb that  The Janitors have made their own sound. The Janitors cherry picked 23 songs  (all included on the digital download) that have never been released on any of their many LPs/EPs or singles. The Janitors then did battle with Dave (Cardinal Fuzz) and Mike (Little Cloud Records) in nailing down these 9 tracks that ended up on the vinyl edition of ‘15 Years of Fuzz and Folköl’. Afterwards we all dusted ourselves down and wondered how these tracks had ever fallen through the cracks - It may just become your favourite Janitors release so far. 

*Footnote Folköl is a very Swedish thing. You can’t buy proper beer in the stores, only low alcohol versions and these are called folköl or “people’s beer”. That beer has fueled most of the tunes here.*


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