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Lindstrm returns with his sixth studio album Everyone Else is a Stranger, and the first since 2019s On a Clear Day I Can See You Forever. The title of the album was inspired by John Cassavetes original title for his 1984 film Love Streams, and contains four tracks of his signature chord-stacking disco epics and freeform cosmic voyages, stretching across nearly 40 minutes. An album that in many ways sums up his career, and gathers his different musical paths into one sound and one album.

Where his previous album had a slower and more mellow feel to it, 2023s Everyone Else is a Stranger sees Lindstrm take on a much more rhythm-oriented and uptempo approach, containing tracks that fit perfect with the artists revered live sets. That said, this album also contains the unexpected twists and turns that has become the Norwegian producers trademark, including recordings of him playing a cheap Chinese cello and violin for the first time alongside the old Solina String-Ensemble he has used on essentially every track since his debut.

Named “the king of space disco” by The New Yorker, Lindstrm has always made a virtue of his obsessive work ethic, turning his city center studio into a factory floor for churning out monster tracks. He has collaborated with the likes of Todd Terje, Prins Thomas and Todd Rundgren, has remixed a slew of acts including LCD Soundsystem, Lana del Rey, Haim, Grizzly Bear, Flume, RAC, London Grammar and more.

Tracklist:

Side A:
1. Syreen
2. Nightswim

Side B:
1. The Rind
2. Everyone Else is a Stranger