Bermuda Triangle

LUSCIOUS STILLETTO DISCO, INSATIABLE GLAMORAMA,

SERVED WITH A PLEASINGLY RICH MELANCHOLIC AFTERTASTE



Norwegian electro-pop quintet Bermuda Triangle has explored a range of unusual musical electronic styles since their inception in 2002. Electronica made up the basics of the then trio’s music, complimented by acoustic elements like drums, flutes, bass, harp and vocals, both pop and opera, creating a rich and innovative sound. Their first album in 2003, "Mooger Fooger" made them a popular addition to DJ-and radio playlists worldwide. International DJ-guru John Digweed also included them on his release “MMII”.



On second album "33rpm" (2006), the Triangle moved into darker and more edgy musical territory, to great acclaim from the critics – giving reviews like “Electronic masterpiece” and “…younger versions of Pet Shop Boys, Erasure and Depeche Mode would all feel at home at this party”.



Bermuda Triangle's music has been described as dark and gloomy disco with a generous sprinkle of Nordic melancholia on top. They have now completed their latest album "Lover Computer City". The new album will be released in Norway April 2009 and internationally later on the same year.



Since 2006 the band consists of five members, including two vocalists. A lineup that has also contributed to their brilliant live performance. Bermuda Triangle's live show has taken them to everything from festivals like Roskilde and SXSW, in addition to clubs all over Europe.