Specktors

Specktors
Origin Copenhagen, Denmark
Genres Hip hop
Years active 2008-present
Labels EMI Denmark
Website www.specktors.dk
Members Sluzh
Jonas For Fa'en
Wanr
Past members Anders "Drysset" Drøidal

Specktors is a Danish hip-hop group formed in 2008 by Sluzh, Jonas For Fa'en, Wanr and Anders "Drysset" Drøidal. When Drøidal left the band, he wasn't replaced and Specktors became a trio. The band usually combines hip hop with electronic influences. The band is signed to EMI Denmark.

Specktors started working in the Copenhagen underground / club scene and in April 2008 launched a tour all over Denmark. They had their break when their song "Hellerup Ansigt // Amar Røv" was played by DJ Kjeld Tolstrup on Denmark's P3 radio program Unga Bunga. Soon after they landed a deal in 2009 with Music For Dreams label, where they released their debut album Shanksville on 9 September 2009 (090909). The album included collaborations with MagerMayn, Pato Siebenhaar, MC Ena (from Fagget Fairys) and Jokeren.

In summers of 2011 and 2012, they performed at the Roskilde Festival.[1] In 2012, they made some mixtapes, releasing in June 2012 their second album Kadavermarch. The first track to release as a single was "Lågsus", a huge hit featuring Danish singer Medina going straight to #1 on Tracklisten, the official Danish Singles Chart.

Discography

Albums

Title Album Details Peak chart positions
DEN
[2]
Shanksville —
'Kadavermarch 11

Singles

Year Single Peak
position		 Album
DEN
[2]
2009 "Hellerup Ansigt // Amar Røv" — Shanksville
2010 "Broerne Brænder" —
"Længe Leve De Døde" —
2012 "Bunden Op" — Kadavermarch
"Lågsus" (feat. Medina) 1
2013 "Yndlingssang" 37
Featured in
Year Single Peak
position		 Album
DEN
[2]
2013 "Ejer det"
(Kato featuring Specktors & Djämes Braun)		 4

References

  1. ↑ Roskilde Festival: Specktors
  2. 1 2 3 "Specktors - Danish Charts". danishcharts.com/ Hung Medien.
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