The much-anticipated sophomore solo album from Hugo Randulv (Enhet För Fri Musik, Amateur Hour, Makthaverskan etc).

Following up the praised "Radio Arktis" that was released on Förlag För Fri Musik back in 2021, "Drunkna I Ljus" consists of two side-long epics based entirely on electric cello with a sparse use of controlled guitar feedback. The overall ambience and cold yet weirdly encouraging harmonies from the debut are recognisable and still present, but otherwise this is a much more stripped down affair in every possible way.

While comparisons could be made with some Obscure Records classics and whatnot, this is at the same time music that owes just as much to contemporary Gothenburg as it does to experimental cassette culture in general. A minimal masterpiece of immense beauty.

"Very meditative, mind clearing, slowed down my breathing, heart. Feels real, human, connecting... a piece I'm now compelled to listen to over and over" (This Is Heavy Rotation).

Mastered by Lasse Marhaug. Comes in a sleeve with art by Gustaf Dicksson, and an inlay featuring 4 drawings reminiscent of the cover.