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Finally, it has arrived: the debut album of Double Space. For over two decades, they have stood as stalwarts of the Danish heavy underground. The title itself—"Not In A Million Years"—serves as a sardonic testament to their fierce persistence against the currents of adversity and scene trends. While the world spins faster and more erratically, Double Space has held their ground sharpening the blade and forging a singular blend of sludge, doom, and noise rock.

Their music is heaviness and intimacy intertwined, where every track becomes a cathartic outpouring, a battle waged against demons within. What is being shared isn't just a take on feelings but a piece of a person. Milliseconds of an emotional meltdown served on a platter of crushing riffs, desperate leads, and jaw-breaking drumming—a sonic assault delivered with unwavering urgency that plows right through the same old.

It's easy to tell this is one of those nerd bands who only agree on the debut, the B-side of the third album, or the demo of some band or another. Instead of arguing about the things that fall outside the Venn diagram, or making an awkward concoction of it all, they simply choose to throw the handpicked selection into a huge bowl, slap it around hard, and serve up their own unique vision. And they even straight up dare you to pick out the references!

"Some tracks on this record were penned even before our maxi-12 released in 2010," the band notes. "Yet they still hold true to our standards. And when we whip them out live, the audience still tears the place apart." A true testament to their enduring strength.

With his lauded career at the helm of Dead Rat Studio, Jacob Bredahl (Lifesick, Konvent, LLNN) was chosen to mix the album not by chance, but by craft. He undertook the delicate task of translating splinters of anguished reality into sound. The brief demanded tension: rough honesty—no smoothing into something too polished, too polite. An eight ball of deep scars thrown right at your face. The goal wasn't perfection; it was truth. A document that feels like witnessing, not merely listening.

Double Space’s debut album ‘Not in A Million Years’ is out on October 16th 2026 on vinyl and digital formats via Virkelighedsfjern @ https://virkelighedsfjern.bandcamp.com/

A crushing mix of sludge, doom and noise rock. Known for their unique take on heavy music, massive live sound and mesmerizing performances.
Formed in 2003.

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