Posts from year 2009
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The Station at Jazzhuset
The dynamic duo behind classic club Romo Night have returned. The new club is called The Station, which is a spiritual successor to their previous effort Romo Night which sadly closed down two years ago.
Across the sand dunes in Denmark
There’s something about the Danish west coast that feels like the edge of the world. Not the romantic windswept cliffs of poets and painters, but the raw desolation of a place that never cared you were here to begin with. Harsh and beautiful at the same time.
Bunker safari in Denmark
I guess many people visit Denmark for the friendly atmosphere and nice food. But then again, I’m not like most people.
Little 15
Another year has gone by and this site turns 15 years old this week. That’s pretty old in the web world. The web of 2009 is very different from 1994. Back then there were no blogs, communities or RSS feeds.
Kraftwerk in Randers
I drove into the cosy Danish town of Randers in the evening, with a few hours to spare. At dusk it was time to walk to the venue called Værket, receiving 3D glasses at the entrance.
The joy of road trips
There’s a particular kind of madness that comes from the open road. Just asphalt, an aging playlist and the nagging question of where to eat tonight. Road trips are a reminder that there’s still mystery out there, beyond the next bend.
Sun and mud at Arvika festival
Arvikafestivalen is usually an uneasy mix of scorching sun and rain storms from hell. It doesn’t help with the heat that we’re all dressed in black and paler than Marilyn Manson, but just like last year there were moments of thunder rain inferno.
Metaltown 2009
The onslaught of summer heat has arrived in Gothenburg and it’s festival time. I missed Marilyn Manson last time he was in the city, but this time he performed at the Metaltown festival, on a pier so close I would have heard it from my balcony so I just had to be there.
One year with Stack Overflow
Almost a year ago I noticed that two of my favorite coding bloggers, Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky, were founding a company together with the amusing name Stack Overflow. Their aim was to create a site with useful information for fellow coders, generated by user content.
The last Tinitus festival
This weekend I visited the last ever edition of Tinitus festival. The lineup was strong and the festival had been extended to two days.