The Japanese site Ping Mag recently made a
interview with me and you can view it if you
follow the link here.

A little more than a week ago Lo-Fi-Fnk was
featured on Swedish national TV network SVT
channel 1. Interview with the boys about how they
want to be seen and is seen and the importance of
the first impression when you’re a band on the way
up. The clip ended with a art-director at some
major ad/design company in Stockholm had his say
on Lo-Fi-Fnk’s CD-artwork. It went down very well.
Also clips of the rare video for the tune “Change
Channel” was shown. The video was made by me
and Sune Christiansen early 2005.
The CD-artwork shown was the cover for the EP
released in January 2005. Their debut-album is
out April 18th in Scandinavia and you can see the
artwork for that one posted on this site very soon.

The first images of the samples from the
collaboration between PMKFA and Sweatshop
Union in Osaka. Haven’t seen these myself yet
as they where printed yesterday but I really
look forward to get them. Will post more on
these in the t-shirt/sweatshirt section soon.
Thanks to Matthias at Sweatshop Union for
the photographs.

In order: “Logo”, “Raptor”, “ODB King”,
“Electric Kong”, “Letter Soup/It’s My Thing”.

The end of the coming summer will unveil a
collaboration between PMKFA and Uarm.
A line of PMKFA designs will be produced by the
label that so far have brought out t-shirt from
people like Mark Gonzales, Ryan McGinness,
Reas and Neckface.
I look forward to get started with this.

We took a day of (bank holiday) and went for a
needed trip to the countryside. More precise Chiba,
The peninsula southeast of Tokyo. Went up a
mountain with a cable-car, rested on the top
surrounded by the sea and endless green mountains.
Then walked down using a windey narrow path and
stairs carved out several hundred years ago.
Then we hung out by the sea until the sun went
down over the almost abandoned coastal town
Hota, a very sad and sleepy little place.
Now the Cherryblossoms make everything white,
like the snow that is falling in Sweden at the
moment, just a little bit warmer.