Bjorn Fogelberg started to experiment with electronic music on a Commodore 64 back in 1985. Since then he has released two commercial CDs and has been featured on four compilations. Bjorn easily moves between different genres of electronic music. His second CD "Karooshi Porn" explored the realm of ambient and soft electronica. His later work includes dance remixes of other artists and his own blend of euphoria-laden dance music.

Karooshi Porn

Tagged as: Electronica, New Age, IDM.

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