“It would be hard to overstate the sheer 　　fun of listening to this aural sugar rush.” 　　The Sunday Times (4/5) 　　 　　“Stromstad’s gift for locating innocent melody amid noise, and the methodical way he conveys apparent 　　chaos, hints at a subversive talent.” 　　The Independent (3/5) 　　 　　“Royally briliant” 　　NME (8/10) 　　 　　“Ramshackle rock squeezed through a dreampop filter” 　　Guardian Band of the Day 　　 　　 　　“Losing something good for something better” is the notion of songs written in a lost decade between the sixties and the seventies, or maybe a forgotten year in the nineties. It is spontaneous indiepop, exquisitely constructed in the origo of the genre’s soul: 　　Unforgettable earcatching tunes and the sound of popsychedelia, caught in a moment gone too soon. 　　 　　I was a King is Frode Strømstads unique voice and songwriting. Emil Nikolaisen (Serena-Maneesh) joins on bass and drums, and shares producer brains with Frode.