"I want to show you my home," sings Swedish artist HENRIKES a few lines into the first verse of "STOCKHOLM," and over the song's four minutes, she manages to do exactly that. Listen to her ode to Stockholm here: bit.ly/2JOhOO4

"Lake Shore Drive" recounts, via double-punches of sugary guitar and tom hits, a specific family moment from The Late Arthur's globetrotting past. Listen here: bit.ly/2N0VFOK

Jonatan Westh’s Holy Ship moniker isn’t just a groan-worthy pun: The Swedish artist's psych-rock explorations are decidedly angelic and celestial. Listen to "Mind Safari," out now on Brilliance (Diamond Club) here: bit.ly/2EQImdv

In their 4-track self-titled debut, Finnish art-pop duo Swan/Koistinen tells the story of what it's like living with chronic illness by taking the listener through the journey of discovering, treating, and accepting a seri... bit.ly/2LdBwmf #Finland #FinnishMusic #artpop

For a musician who describes herself as a noise-pop artist, Swedish artist Fågelle can be quite quiet, as on "Gränslös," taken from her recent debut album 'Helvetesdagar.' Listen here: bit.ly/2X7ldyo

Across Swedish band Beverly Kills' "In This Dim Light," frontperson Alma Westerlund rants on and relishes in her liberation from a destructive relationship. Listen here: bit.ly/2KrzeiX

On "Anonymice Anonymous," Finnish artist Hanna-Maria Lifländer's command of drama is so strong that even in situations as minimal as the ones she tends to craft for herself, she can make almost anything happen. Listen here: bit.ly/2IkKx9U

Inspired by David Lynch's television series Twin Peaks, Danish folk singer/songwriter Ida Wenøe digs deep and gets personal with her latest single "Another Kind of Love". bit.ly/2HZVFdo #Denmark #noir

Swedish artist Vargkvint's "Fyr” (@PandCRecords) is a beacon for weary wanderers. Head to our website to hear it for yourself: bit.ly/2I2yoYu

Through heavily processed vocal filters, Norwegian supergroup Legs 11 (Beatservice Records) narrates the arrival of a benevolent alien existence to Earth, one that brings the track's titular "Love from Above." Listen here: bit.ly/2MEMxPC

In Team Me's latest single about a post-apocalyptic cyborg romance, "The Future In Your Eyes" summons the cinematic shimmery that they're internationally known for. Feel good vibes for days! bit.ly/2F7o3ID

On "Old Ford Road," Swedish artist MAGS ON EARTH achieves her subtly throned standpoint with laconically whispered singing that occasionally transitions into a cadence as rap-like as it is blissed-out. Listen here: bit.ly/2F7RM4p

The single "Kuiper Belt" from the Swedish "death disco" band KÅRP beckons our attention like a distant, dying, pulsating star -- cold, urgent and delicate. bit.ly/2RevHWA #Sweden

On Norwegian artist Ane Bjerkan's "We Are The Young Ones," eerie loops of harmonium cling to dour pianos to paint a sonic portrait of apprehension. Listen here: bit.ly/2Il3nyR

On Max Sokolinski's composition "The Only One," Icelandic artist JFDR's smoky vocals, which are, as ever, subtly bound by an unflappable vibrato, often form a cocoon around Sokolinski's ruminations. Listen here: bit.ly/2KZ3wKi

Over oscillating pulses of eerie synths, Danish artist Nille Nyc ruminates on how the world's rules, systems, and social standards exert undue pressure on people. Listen here: bit.ly/2ITKEcY

On Swedish artist Filiz' "Dive (Heya Mama)," for every instance of light, there's a backsplash of despair. Listen here: bit.ly/2WPakMF

Swedish artist Henrik Jonzon's latest song as The Late Arthur, "Lake Shore Drive," suggests that he'll have no trouble touring when his career gets to that point. Listen here: bit.ly/2N0VFOK

In their 4-track self-titled debut, Finnish art-pop duo Swan/Koistinen tells the story of what it's like living with chronic illness by taking the listener through the journey of discovering, treating, and accepting a seri... bit.ly/2LdBwmf #Finland #FinnishMusic #artpop

On "Gränslös," Swedish artist Fågelle's words unfurl gradually, almost as though she's singing incomplete fragments of sound rather than actual lyrics. Listen here: bit.ly/2X7ldyo