Shipwreckords – since 2004 -> Bandcamp.com

Discography

Blue album cover with horizontal light streak, titled "Jonas Sjøvaag (is) in a river," beside a purple vinyl record with matching label design.

(is) in a River

Carnival

Album cover with blue-lit venetian blind stripes on dark background, yellow "JSJS" title, "!!!" text, and vertical artist names on right edge.

III

Minimalist seascape with a soft lavender-gray sky meeting calm water, a faint golden horizon line, and a small dark silhouette of land.

Silver Light

Black and white album cover for "Spirit of Rain" featuring abstract textured rock or ice formations with dramatic shadows and a grainy, atmospheric mood.

Spirit of Rain

Grainy black-and-white album cover for "Silk Threads" by Spirit of Rain, showing blurred abstract figures with soft, moody lighting.

Silk Threads

Black and white album cover for "Dream" by Spirit of Rain, showing a blurred figure submerged underwater with rippling light effects.

Dream

Black-and-white album cover for "Itzama" by Spirit of Rain, showing a double-exposed nude figure blended with rocky, textured cliffside imagery.

Itzama

Coastal rocks with orange lichen patches under a pale blue sky, a small bird perched on a boulder near calm distant sea.

Going out, coming home

Album cover for "A Sense of Place" by Jonas Sjøvaag, featuring an abstract expressionist painting in vivid greens, oranges, and blues, framed in gold.

A Sense of Place

Coastal cliff with weathered rock face beside blue ocean waves crashing against rugged boulders under a pale, hazy sky.

Walk Away

Illustrated album cover with a man and woman standing before a dark blue background, grocery bags between them, yellow accents, text reads "Busy City Streets.

Busy City Streets

Abstract painting of tall wheat-colored straw stalks with red poppy accents against a blue sky, album cover for "Bend Like Straws in the Wind.

Bend like straws in the wind

Pop-art album cover of a crowd viewed from behind in bold, flat colors, with radiating rainbow stripes background and text overlays.

Look at everybody standing in line

Water on the Moon

Album cover art: pale moon over dark teal starry sky above orange desert dunes, with title "In That//Dark///Night" and artist names in white text.

In That Dark Night

Album cover for "Nineteen" with a collage figure: patchwork blue/white checkered shirt, white square masking face, red rectangle on chest.

Nineteen

Album cover for "Christmas Song No. 1479": pixel-art hot dog stand with red-white striped awning, sandwiches, and green foliage backdrop.

Christmas Song No. 1479

Album cover showing white clouds against a deep blue sky, with orange title text "How Do You Know Where We Will Go?" and artist names in upper right.

How do you know, Where we will go

Album cover for "Jonas Sjøvaag's Sunday Songs" featuring an abstract painting with teal, orange, and red brushstrokes in diagonal composition, on cream background.

Sunday Songs

Album cover for "A life that tip-toes" with pink text on purple band above a dark, grainy, blurred photo of a shadowy figure.

A Life that Tip Toes

Album cover for Jonas Sjøvaag's Turmusikk, featuring a vibrant abstract painting with red, yellow, blue, and green brushstrokes on navy background.

Turmusikk

Album cover for Eple Trio's "Ghosts, Live in Jakobskirken 2019" featuring ghostly, layered figures in blue tones on a church floor.

Ghosts

Album cover for "Commuter Music" by Jonas Sjøvaag: double-exposed airport tarmac with planes, control tower, and ground vehicles, navy border.

Commuter Music

Skyer over byen

Album cover for "Alien Horticultures" by Jonas Sjøvaag & Juhani Silvola, showing lush tropical foliage with palms and a bamboo stalk, white text on tan.

Alien Horticultures

Album cover for "Music for Cities" by Jonas Sjøvaag & Juhani Silvola, featuring abstract dark blue and black textured, crystalline patterns resembling frost or ice.

Music for Cities

Album cover for "Eple Trio 5" with a repeating grid of silhouetted head shapes in blue, orange, and teal, each featuring small white eye motifs and abstract symbols.

5

Album cover for "West Wind Drift": minimalist boat with two blue mast lines against dark green mountains and pale mint sky, cream background.

West Wind Drift

Album cover for "Nærmere enn nå" by Jonas Sjøvaag: a man in white shirt and black pants wears a black tie with pink, salmon, and yellow stripes, image split into offset horizontal bands.

Nærmere enn nå

Album cover for "Nordic Balm" by Karl Seglem: a saxophonist stands beneath a derelict steel structure, reflected in a wet floor.

Nordic Balm

Black-and-white portrait of a bespectacled man running his hand through his hair, on cream album cover for Jonas Sjøvaag's "To planeter i samme bane.

To planeter i samme bane

Grainy black-and-white album cover showing a flat field with distant treeline under overcast sky, dense dark foliage in foreground.

Ancient Land, New Territory

Album cover for Karl Seglem's "Jazzbukkbox" showing four traditional goat horn instruments with finger holes, arranged against a muted gray textured background.

Jazzbukkbox

Portrait of a person wearing a white cap, glasses, and patterned gray sweater, smiling softly against a warm beige wall with framed pictures.

Large Ensemble

Album cover for Eple Trio's "Universal Cycle" featuring glitched, layered photo of red maple leaves against pale sky, with credits text above.

Universal Cycle

Snowy winter landscape with a frost-covered rock, curved wooden horns in foreground, forest treeline; text reads Karl Seglem NyeSongar.no

Nyesongar.no

Dark abstract paint-splattered album cover for Eple Trio's "In The Clearing In The Cavern," featuring green, gold, and white speckled textures on black.

In the Clearing, In the Cavern

Album cover for "Mattisogjonas - In the Future" with two men standing in snow, ghostly double-exposed skull graphic above, muted green-purple tones.

In the Future

Album cover with birch tree branches against white sky on left, blue-gray panel with "Karl Seglem" text vertically and "NORSKjazz.no" on right.

Norskjazz.no

Album cover for Eple Trio's "The Widening Sphere of Influence," featuring a tree-shaped burst of yellow, orange, and red dots resembling autumn foliage on white.

The Widening Sphere of Influence

Pencil sketch of a single eye on beige paper, with a colorful pixel-like teardrop trail below; text reads "Navyelectre, The Mourning.

The Mourning

Album art for Eple Trio "Made This": a brown 3D box with blue interior, filled with abstract black geometric shapes and a pencil, handwritten title above.

Made This

Dark red album cover with elegant white cursive text reading "Navyelectre," textured crimson border, moody faded shadowy figure in background.

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