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Download: Labrador Offers Free 22-Track Compilation

10:26 a.m. · July 14, 2011 · by Andrew Martin

The folks at Swedish label Labrador Records aren't particularly modest* when it comes to naming their compilations. Back in 2007, they released a comprehensive compilation of their finest material in a four-CD set called Labrador 100: History of Popular Music. And this morning, Labrador has followed up that release with the 22-track Stockholm Belongs to Us that features highlights from the label's past four years. Unlike its predecessor, this compilation can be yours for the price of...your bandwidth. It features tracks from the likes of the Radio Dept., Acid House Kings, Pallers, and many others. As I'm sure the label heads would tell you, this is the best thing you're going to download today. Probably.

You can download the compilation for free on Amazon. If you're outside of the U.S., grab it here. View the track listing below.

01 The Radio Dept.: "Heaven's On Fire"
02 Sambassadeur: "Subtle Changes"
03 Pallers: "The Kiss"
04 Club 8: "Dancing with the mentally ill"
05 Det Vackra Livet: "Viljan"
06 Acid House Kings: "Would you say stop?"
07 The Legends: "Something strange will happen"
08 The Mary Onettes: "Puzzles"
09 Pelle Carlberg: "1983 (Pelle & Sebastian)"
10 The Radio Dept.: "Never Follow Suit"
11 Club 8: "Western Hospitality"
12 Suburban Kids with Biblical Names: "1999"
13 Acid House Kings: "Are We Lovers Or Are We Friends?"
14 Club 8: "Jesus, Walk With Me"
15 [Ingenting]: "Halleluja!"
16 Sambassadeur: "Days"
17 The Legends: "Seconds away"
18 Little Big Adventure: "Happiest Times"
19 Pallers: "Humdrum"
20 Pelle Carlberg: "I Love You, You Imbecile"
21 The Mary Onettes: "Once I Was Pretty"
22 Amanda Mair: "House"

* Jokes, obviously.