Some weeks ago, we were introducing you to Swedish siblings duo Brynäs with their debut track “Trigger“. The band, which is comprised of Alberta Cross‘ lead singer and The Ghost of Helags‘ producer, is back with an etheral new track “Timmermansgatan” named like a street in the city of Gävle in Sweden. This city is actually the door of the Norrland (“North Country”) and you can hear all the vastness and the wildnerness in the electronica track. Peppered with harmonica, “Timmermansgatan” almost sounds like the soundtrack of a Scandinavian spaghetti western. By the way, the title of the song is not a coincidence: it was also the name of the street where their late grandmother was used to live. Listen to their meaningful and inspired tribute track below.

Hailing from Sweden, Berlin-based duo Brynäs are comprised of members of Anglo-Swedish rock band Alberta Cross (singer-songwriter) and electronica-pop The Ghost of Helags (production). The two brothers have recently decided to join their forces to interfuse their respective music universes which you can actually hear on their undefinable debut track “Trigger”. We could debate for hours to know if we should pin it down as pop, rock, or dance music but actually, who cares? The trippy and dance-y track, which is supposed to be the sound mix of Berlin and Bristol, has a progressive and intense build-up that will propulse you high in the sky in a few minutes only. One can quickly understand why the Ericson brothers chose the cosmonaut-on-a-beach aesthetics for the artwork.

There’s apparently a whole EP on the way, which was written between Brooklyn, Berlin and Uppsala. It is the result of months of experimentation in their studio “The Catacombs” located in an old abandoned subway station in Friedrichshain, Berlin.

Brynäs are floating in the cosmos but you can can catch them on Facebook and Twitter too.