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  • Mortenson yet again with an exiting odd and experimental record with a peculiar pop feel. Catchy and challenging. Layers of color and expression wrapped together in a labyrinth where every sound has it's place. A trip to hawaii via a sleepless night in the city.

    'the finest Electrosoul. This is crazy groovy' Intro
    'a full listening experience' Popmatters
    'there's a schizophrenic charm in the way Mortenson layers reverbed moans, giddy squeals, goofball catcalls, wiry pitch-bent steel guitar, 80s hiphop mouth bass, cartoon sound FX, and the whole of the kitchen sink' Popmatters


  • 'Sultry, silly, soulful, playful, gender-bending, pop experimentalist... Heidi Mortenson is all this and more' 8 out of 10 dots. Popmatters

    'Who else has managed to record an album which sounds like someone fiddling around with a dodgy radio while simultaneously pouring milk onto Rice Crispies... AND still sound good !!?' Electronic Beatz

    'Don't Lonely Me is part beat-chemist's work and punk bravado with a clear nod to Peaches' sexy, campy romps' XLR8R

    'Mortenson is winking to Madonna in a clever sound collage and it's damn irresistible!' Groove

    'Heidi Mortenson is nothing short of a genious.. and I don't use the word genious lightly' Electronic Beatz

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    Guest vocals by Kevin Blechdom (04) and Monotekktoni (07)


  • 'An exiting and alternating electronic album, heidi's talent is clear and versatile' Geiger

    'Breathing, organic, orgasmic..' Boys In Babeland

    'Wired Stuff is an album that does all-too-good a job of making you feel you've met your match' Popmatters

    'In a musical field of exitement between CocoRosie and Autechre, and Heidi Mortenson surely has listened to PJ Harvey and probably also disposes over a solid collection of electro records' Gaffa

    'Hechel, hechel, Glitch, Orgel, Beat. Die ersten Takte, und I'm a slave 4 U. Heidi!' Intro

    'Musically, it's a cacophony of machines, electro-pulses, and static that Mortenson just barely has under control' Popmatters

    'A musical span of international class' Undertoner