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  • Exploratorium

    HILO-004

    Artist: White Stains

    Label: Highbrow Lowlife / Erototox Decodings (US)

    A collection of ambient pieces. There are tracks on this album from all White Stains' albums except for "At Stockholm", and the idea was to create an introduction to the band's more ambient states of mind.

  • Why Not Forever?

    HILO-WS5

    Artist: White Stains

    Label: Highbrow Lowlife

    This was to be the final studio album from Carl Abrahamsson and Peter Bergstrandh as White Stains. Coinciding with their final European tour, this album became a testament of sorts. Definitely their "darkest" ambient album! Originally released by Danse Macabre in 1994.

  • Misantropotantra

    HILO-WS4

    Artist: White Stains

    Label: Highbrow Lowlife

    This was the first WS-album created by Carl Abrahamsson and Peter Bergstrandh. Their desire to leave conventional song structures and to delve into a daze of electronic experimentation manifested itself beautifully on this strange record... Originally released by Staalplaat in 1992.

  • The Somewhat Lost Horizon

    HILO-WS3

    Artist: White Stains

    Label: Highbrow Lowlife

    This album contains many of the band's scores for experimental films of the era, plus their entire concert at the Hultsfred festival in 1989. Mainly composed and structured by Carl Abrahamsson and Thomas Tibert, live also with the assistance of founding WS member Jan Ekman. Originally released in Radium 226.05's "Anckarström"-series in 1991 and re-released by Staalplaat in 1992.

  • Dreams shall flesh

    HILO-WS2

    Artist: White Stains

    Label: Highbrow Lowlife

    White Stains' second studio album contains a more structured and song-based outpouring of mind-tripping concepts. This was the first album that except for Carl Abrahamsson and Thomas Tibert also featured ex-Lustans Lakejer bass player Peter Bergstrandh. Guitar player and artist Per Svensson also helped create a very distinct rock'n'roll sound on this modern kind of pop-hybrid music. Originally released by Psychick Release in 1991.