MÖGEL - Tiotusen steg (album) - pink vinyl

1. Möte 03:32 2. Vad händer? 03:01 3. Inte mitt fel 03:30 4. Övertid 05:58 5.Självis 6. Mitt Orange Kuvert 02:26 7. Ebba 04:33 8. ÖKA! 03:11 9. COVID-19 03:16 10. Hypokondri 03:43 11. Tiotusen steg The punk pioneers from Stockholm are back with eleven songs about life, the contemporary world, and all the absurdity in between. Nearly fifty years after their inception, Mögel continues to forge their own path. Their new album, Tiotusen steg ("Ten Thousand Steps"), collects eleven tracks spanning the band’s return in 2018 to the present day. The album showcases Mögel’s signature blend of punk energy, twisted humor, and unexpected musical turns. Their comeback with the track Mitt orange kuvert (My Orange Envelope) even brought Mögel into people’s living rooms via talk shows on television, sparking a debate about meager pensions. Since then, the band has kept their gaze fixed on the world around them—with a mix of both anger and self-deprecating irony. Tiotusen steg covers everything from the absurd obsession with meetings—captured in the song Möte (Meeting)—to the reality facing women in Sweden in 2026. It features the heartbreaking Övertid (Overtime), a look back at the COVID-19 era—a reality we have perhaps already begun to forget—and self-deprecating, punchy tracks like Inte mitt fel (Not My Fault) and Självis (Selfish/Selfie). The result is a document of these times that refuses to take itself too seriously. The album was produced primarily by Martin Ehrencrona, with additional production by Jakob Torgander. Mögel views the world from a perspective rarely heard in punk: that of mature women. And they still have plenty to say.