"Despite its rapid recording process, „Ex/Ex“ sounds very relaxed. Lyric-wise the most convincing album of the Swedes so far."

-Exists in its definitive complexity! ”Light Me Up” Did end up on GAFFA´s Best songs of September list. 4/5

-Prepare to be immediately impressed.

-From first to last, EX/EX is a curious, brilliant blending of the familiar and the strange, the serious and the completely irreverent.

-After a listen of EX/EX, there seems to be nothing this band cannot accomplish.

-it’s a dramatic bit of psych-y piano pop that would appear to be an anthem of anger and depression.
-Breathtaking!

-We've been getting quality Swedish pop gems from Kristoffer Ragnstam for ten years now. The new Singel ”Right This Wrong," is outrageous. We're all in!

“Nervous In Berlin” ends up sounding like My Morning Jacket, soulful and hazy. This album is one of a kind

”Right This Wrong” PICK OF THE DAY
-“Right This Wrong.” The song’s misdirection is very exciting, spending a minute as a slow, moody dirge before erupting into jubilant synthesizers

-”Moving, You cannot perform more impressively”

-New Wave soul, Kristopher and company’s saucy scorn unfurl streetparade cabaret littered in prancing fantasies; lizard-king flings with glam-pop bell-hops dissecting delectable medleys painted in broad strokes and trifling vices.

“Nervous In Berlin” is a very melodic burner of a song that will appeal to Band of Horses and My Morning Jacket fans. The entire song has this same stirring jolt of realization but you can miss it because the delivery here is so confident.

”the band sounds like a less opaque version of James Blake, with the tracks contorting into an organ-fueled groove that would make The Band proud"

Speaking of Swedish indie virtuosos, if there is a list of such should Kristoffer Ragnstam and co placed very high on that list. As the last notes of "Love Takes A Toll" Silence of the band has seen a delectable dose of synth melodies, exquisite vocals and powerful lyricism One Happy Face!

The result is an emotionally strong, dynamic album full of sadness, despair, anger and reflection. The album was written and recorded as a chronological narrative. Some songs are evocative transitions which have been recorded live. The Harbour Heads are warped, dirty and beautiful at the same time. A mix of Daughter, Curtis Mayfield, Little Dragon and Pink Floyd gives the band a unique expression

Catchy electro-pop that is fit for radio air play and will find a huge number of supporters, also thanks to its underground-club-vibe. 7/10”

“Recorded in only a couple of days, Kristoffer Ragnstam and his band mates created an extremely harmonious album, easily weaving together bone-dry pop elements and warm analogue indie sounds, topped off with a side of dancefloor-ready synths. Together with the band leader’s soulful voice, this results in a smooth work searching for its match.”

“Kristoffer And The Harbour Heads create electro-pop with a singer/ songwriter approach. An exciting mixture, that works very well on “EX/ EX”.

“With sounds ranging from experimental to catchy - a successful mix of indie, pop and folk. 4,5 out of 5 = epic.“

music video premier of “When You Say Stay” at STERN, Single Of The Day/Week: Magnet, Baeble Music, Flux FM, Vinyl District“

Winner of the best music video at Back up Festival /DE music video of “When You Say Stay” awarded with clip-award of backup-festival Weimar music video nominated International Music Video awards in Portugal, International Film Festival UK (Leeds), And Clip Award in Mannheim/DE