já :)

​@@scoterix7459 yes, but not later than 5 month ago the rep of Svykamilla ehf replied in a reddit thread to the question about the group's next release: "A full length record by award-winning, anti-capitalist, BDSM, techno-dystopian, performance art collective Hatari is expected this coming September". Probably they simply stirred up the interest, the expectation, and now I'm sure (looking backwards) they were not going to release the songs that early. Despite the announced tour in 2020, the guys were still doing those chamber performances all around northern countries with all those yet to be released songs. I think it was partially done to do better tuning up of their tracks, to perfect them. That is why they already reworked Engin miskunn a lot, they refined Klamstrakur for the music video (IMO it sounds better now). Thus, I suppose for the tour the songs will be already in that same shape as in the album, which, I hope comes no later than the beginning of the tour itself.

Tomorrow!!

@@Ekhtep do you mind sharing the source, please?

They were right

@@dmitrilvov Hatari official Instagram and Facebook. But it's already on Spotify.

no, unfortunately. I had to choose what to record, because I was tired to hold the camera (from the previous performance at the festival). to be honest, I don't like that song, as well as "Þræll", which I also skipped. What I regret is that I didn't shoot "Biðröð mistaka" and "Tortímandi". Yet, I was hoping to hear one of my favourites, but they strangely exclude "Dansið eða deyið" from all the latest performances ( hope it will be finally released on the album.

That is completely understandable, you did a very good job with all the songs you managed to/chose to film at least! There aren’t that many video uploads from Station Narva overall so I’m sure many people appreciate you sharing these! And yes, I wonder why they aren’t playing Dansið eða deyið anymore, maybe they’re reproducing it? 🤔 Let’s hope it will be included on the album.

@Bart de Vries Hi, thanks! The tracks in the playlist I created are indeed lined up in the same order as were played on stage. The full list of tracks they played that night was the following: 1. Intro 2. Ódýr 3. Tortímandi 4. Þræll 5. Hlauptu 6. Spillingardans 7. Klámstrákur 8. Ógleði 9. X 10. Biðröð mistaka 11. Klefi 12. 14 ár 13. Hatrið mun sigra 14. Engin miskunn (encore)

@Bart de Vries looking at the list of songs, I come to conclusion that I made a mistake in the order inside my playlist. In fact, X is supposed to stand before Klefi. Thanks! due to your curiosity I came to fixing a small "mistaka" )