October 4, 2026

Page issue ‘Om ett tag’ EP via Energy Rekords

Page issue 'Om ett tag' EP via Energy Rekords

Page issue 'Om ett tag' EP via Energy Rekords

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Swedish synthpop duo Page release the 5-track EP “Om ett tag” on May 9, 2025 through Energy Rekords. It arrives as a limited MCD in a gatefold cardboard sleeve and is also available on major digital platforms. Discogs+1

The EP comes in a strictly limited physical edition of 200 copies. The tracklist includes a Biomekkanik redux and a collaboration with Obsession of Time. The sleeve design is inspired by Cowboys International’s debut LP (1979).

The tracklist is as follows:

  1. “Om ett tag” — 2:11
  2. “För du är rädd (Biomekkanik redux)” — 3:42
  3. “Är du kvar?” — 3:05
  4. “Mitt i city” — 2:47
  5. “Scared Now” (feat. Obsession of Time) — 3:32

While the title track will be on the coming album, the rest of the material is exclusive to this EP.

About Page

Page formed in Malmö, Sweden, in 1980, and was founded by Eddie Bengtsson and Marina Schiptjenko (soon joined by Anders Eliasson). The duo helped introduce Swedish-language synthpop in the early 1980s, releasing a run of singles before issuing the self-titled album “Page” in 1991 on Svenska Energy Rekords and “Glad” in 1995.

After a quiet period around 2000, Page returned with the album “Nu” in 2010. Subsequent releases include the EP “Start” (2018, Energy Rekords) and the EP “Åska” (2021), followed by the 2023 album “En ny våg” featuring guests Chris Payne and R. Russell Bell.

The current line-up consists of Eddie Bengtsson and Marina Schiptjenko.

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