Liminals

Uppsala based Liminals were formed in 2009 by Tomas Bodén and Anna-Karin Brus as a club-oriented side project to Differnet, a band where they both are members. Differnet gained widespread international acclaim with their experimental electronica on albums such as "Come On And Bring Back The Brjokén Sounds of Yore" and "The Title of the Record is the Text Printed On the Cover, Or Nothing At All". As Tomas and Anna-Karin now explore the strobing lights of the dancefloor, they continue to draw attention and have already been recognized by Pitchfork, Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet and Swedish national radio shows P3 Pop and P2 Ström. When Liminals released their debut, the "Hearthand" EP (Friendly Noise, 2009), a video was made by Sebastian Rozenberg for the track "The Swim" and the duo has since made a number of celebrated gigs throughout Sweden and Norway (for example, the Norberg Festival, the Volt Festival in Uppsala and the Phono Festival in Bergen).