Who are we?
King of Skulls Records is owned and managed by Bjørn Are Rognlid and Kjell Ivar Lund, King of Skulls is known for its eclectic mix of artists and their dedication to creating unique and inspiring music.
King of Skulls was founded in 2020 by Rognlid and Lund, both of whom had a deep passion for music and a desire to create a record label that would challenge the status quo. They have acommitment to supporting independent musicians and their dedication to promoting music that was innovative and boundary-pushing.
One of the things that sets King of Skulls apart from other record labels is their approach to signing artists. Instead of focusing solely on commercial potential or genre, Rognlid and Lund look for musicians who are doing something truly unique and who are passionate about their craft.
One of the things that makes King of Skulls such an exciting label to follow is their commitment to experimentation and pushing boundaries. They're not afraid to take risks and support artists who are doing something truly different, which has helped to create a roster of musicians who are truly unique and inspiring.
In conclusion, King of Skulls is an independent record label that's looking to make a impact in the music industry. Owned and managed by Bjørn Are Rognlid and Kjell Ivar Lund. If you're looking for music that's fresh, inspiring, and boundary-pushing, King of Skulls is definitely a label to watch.
The Kings of Skulls
The well fed dude in the back is Kjell Ivar Lund and the old geezer in front is Bjørn Are Rognlid
What can we offer?
King of Skulls is more than just a record label - it's a creative hub that offers a range of services to artists looking to develop their craft and expand their reach. Co-founders Bjørn Are Rognlid and Kjell Ivar Lund bring years of experience to the table, and are able to offer a wide range of services to artists.
Kjell Ivar Lund, for example, has a background in artist management, as well as photography, design, and artwork. He knows what it takes to help artists build their brand and develop a strong visual identity, and is able to provide guidance and support in these areas. Additionally, as a musician himself, Lund is able to offer valuable insights and advice to artists looking to hone their craft and develop their sound.
Meanwhile, Bjørn Are Rognlid is a music producer who owns his own recording studio. He has years of experience with mixing and recording, and is able to help artists bring their music to life in the studio. Additionally, Rognlid is an accomplished musician and songwriter himself, and is able to offer guidance and support in these areas as well.
Together, Rognlid and Lund are able to offer a range of services to artists, including artist development, production and recording, design and branding, and more. They're able to provide artists with the support they need to take their music to the next level, whether that means helping them refine their sound, develop a strong visual identity, or build a fanbase.
Ultimately, what sets King of Skulls apart is their commitment to supporting independent musicians and helping them develop their craft. With their combined expertise and passion for music, Rognlid and Lund are able to offer a range of services that can help artists take their music to the next level and achieve their goals.
Can you submit demos to us?
Off course! At King of Skulls, we're always on the lookout for talented new musicians who are pushing the boundaries of their craft. If you're a musician who is interested in working with us, we encourage you to send us a demo of your work.
We do have some specific requirements when it comes to demos, however. We prefer to receive demos on either cassette, CD, or vinyl. This is because we believe that these formats offer the best sound quality and allow us to fully appreciate the nuances and subtleties of your music. Additionally, we believe that using these formats shows a level of care and attention to detail that aligns with our own approach to music.
When you're sending us a demo, it's important to keep in mind that we receive a lot of submissions, and we're not always able to respond to everyone individually. However, we do listen to every submission that we receive, and if we're interested in working with you, we'll be in touch.
If you're sending us a demo, we recommend that you include a brief bio and any relevant information about your musical background and experience. This can help us get a better sense of who you are as an artist and what you're looking to achieve with your music.
Ultimately, we're always excited to hear from new artists who are passionate about their craft, and we're committed to helping talented musicians reach their full potential. If you're interested in working with us, we encourage you to send us a demo and introduce yourself. We can't wait to hear what you've been working on!
