The electronic music emanating from the Scandinavian region encompasses a vast universe and has a long tradition behind it. In 1964 the electronic music studio EMS in Stockholm opened as a conventional analogue studio, its primary intention being to build the world's most advanced hybrid studio and to conduct an international research program into sound and sound perception. Since then the Scandinavian electronic music scene has continued to flourish decade upon decade, culminating in the most recent ambient and minimalistic sound shapes.

USG started researching Scandinavian electronic and experimental music in 2015 with the "Scandinavian Experimental Underground 015 Survey". A second anthology was released 2016, its remit being much wider than the first, entitled "Northern Lights - The Scandinavian Experimental 016 Survey". Both were published in digital format only, but finally a CD edition containing a selection of 12 tracks from those compilations now emerges into the light. A fantastic tribute to an experimental electronic music scene that is still evolving and growing, the Unexplained Sounds network continuing to chart its ever-expanding boundaries as the future unfolds.

Features: Jukka-Pekka Kervinen, Andreas Karperyd, Lars Bröndum, Øystein Jørgensen, Havdis, Dödsapparaten, VÄäristymä, Claus Poulsen, Untermensch, Castana, Jurko Haltuu, and Sysselmann. Ltd x 200 copies in a digipak.