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Jesper Lindstrøm’s return to the Bundesliga was confirmed late Wednesday evening. VfL Wolfsburg rather quietly confirmed the ...

WAZ reports that Wolfsburg are set to complete the signing of Jesper Lindstrøm (25) on loan with an option to buy. The Dane ...

Lindstrøm named the album after John Cassavetes’ original title for his 1984 film Love Streams. The album opener “Syreen” is a burbling, insistent seven-minute jam that’s full of swoony ...

Former Eintracht Frankfurt winger Jesper Lindstrøm is on the verge of a return to the Bundesliga. According to Sky Germany, Wolfsburg are set to sign the 25-year-old on a one-year loan deal from SSC ...

Norwegian producer Lindstrøm has released another track ahead of his fifth full length album, It’s Alright Between Us As It Is, which arrives this Friday. “Bungl (Like A Ghost)” features ...

If Lindstrøm didn’t invent space disco, he perfected it, and the run of singles and albums he put together in the mid-’00s alongside contemporaries like Prins Thomas and Todd Terje are the ...

photo: Lin Stensrud. Norwegian space disco king Lindstrøm is back with his first album in four years, Everyone Else Is A Stranger, which will be out July 14 via Smalltown Supersound.The title was ...

Norwegian producer Lindstrøm previews his first album in four years with the release today (May 24) of the seven-minute-plus single "Syreen," a shiny, peppy, a ...

Lindstrøm pits an insistent club beat against Hval’s impressionistic spoken-word reflections, which are eventually rended into chaotic fragments, and pitted against jazzy splats of piano.

Lindstrøm has become, in other words, one of dance music’s hardy perennials. Why, then, is he perched, jumper-clad, like some fairytale sprite, in the damp, forked trunks of a lichen-encrusted tree in ...

The Norwegian producer Hans-Peter Lindstrøm’s latest solo full-length feels breezily noncommittal. Each experiment—including a spoken word piece by Jenny Hval—dissolves into the next.