Norwegian black’n’roll punks Kvelertak have released another track from their upcoming album Splid.Speaking about new single Fanden Ta Dette Hull, the band say, “In Stavanger city museum there used to be a exhibition in the basement called crooked animals and smiling skeletons… Most of the skeletons are as old as the museum. “They had, after so many years, become crooked and it looked like they were smiling. The first thing you could see was a skeleton of Homo Sapiens and it was a real skeleton of a man who grew up in my neighbourhood in the 19th century. This guy was buried last year, in 2019. Fanden Ta Dette Hull is the story of his life. And what a life!”READ THIS: The 75 best albums of the 2010sKvelertak’s forthcoming fourth...
