Jag Tycker Inte Om Dig
LP · 1975 · PV-046
Stockholm · Pink Violet Records · 1977
KROM
Nattljus
Cold light · opening movement
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The Pink Violet years
Music
The definitive compilation
KROM GOLD
Den Definitiva Samlingen
Eight years of midnight, pressed to a single sleeve. Every glacial hook, every reflected goodbye — the complete Pink Violet years, remastered from the original 35mm masters.
The Pink Violet years
Discography
LP
Om Dig
LP · 1976 · PV-061
Krom Gold
Compilation · 1977 · PV-077
The complete album
Krom Gold
PVR Listening Console · Krom
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The lights are always turning cold.
Critics named the sound — Scandinavian Noir-Disco
The band
An anomalous quartet, formed beneath brutalist skylines.
While their contemporaries chased the sun, Krom occupied the midnight hours — sleek, reflective, impeccably dressed, and emotionally glacial. They signed to the unstable boutique label Pink Violet Records in the winter of 1972.
Theirs was a luxury world quietly collapsing: euphoric on the surface, funereal underneath. The gloss of silk, chrome and glass, photographed at the exact moment the lights turn cold.
5
Studio LPs
1972–77
The Pink Violet years
120
BPM, always
Svea Lindström
Lead vocal · Glacial contralto
The anchor, centre-front. A silver chrome collar, an expression cold and commanding. Perfectly still.
Adam
Synths · The Chrome Architect
Dark aviators, leather over open silk. The most detached of the group — and the most precise.
Björn
Piano · The Clockwork Metronome
Half-obscured at a black grand, lit by rim light. On the formal portrait, he joins the line.
Carl
Bass · The Glass Bassist
A sparse, structural presence at the quiet edge of every frame. The moustache. The pause.