Kashmir takes a look at their career, after 20 years, 6 albums and a lots of ep's, a career which have been characterized by a constant artistic development. It is celebrated with the release of Katalogue, which is out 11.11.11 and contains 12 key tracks selected by the band. The journey starts with new and never before published track "Electrified Love". It takes the listener all the way back to DM I Rock ´93, where a live-recording has been waiting to be heard. It is exactly 20 years since Kasper Eistrup, Mads Tunebjerg and Asger Techau formed a band at Kastanievej Efterskole at Frederiksberg. A band which eventually got Swedish Henrik Lindstran on board and on the way became one of the greatest and most trendsetting Danish rock bands ever. Now Kashmir makes a preliminary inventory over two decades where they endlessly have straddled the fence to new musical areas and every time they have lured the crowd with them. For 11.11.11 the anniversary will be celebrated with Katalogue, which collects 32 tracks from the band's musical career. From the first records surprisingly playfulness, to the latest year's solid intensity. And in typically Kashmir-fashion the band members have been deeply involved in the process. This way the band leaves room for songs which doesn't belong on any of the 6 studio albums - for example "Splittet til atomer", the goodnight song from Det Elektriske Barometer and the until now unpublished track "Electrified Love", which was written up to the release of Trespassers.