Thirteen Light Bulbs
A representation of Lena Dekatria, found in a secret cave where members of the "Order of the 13 Dimensions" used to meet during the 1940's on Antiterra. She was supposed to be a parallel traveller, who was regularly visiting the 13th known dimensions using her hand-made light bulbs. Members of the Order dedicated their lives to locate the lost electrical spheres.

"À ne pas manquer, le duo (swedish) death polka. Nouvelle sensation de l'heure, la créature se prête à une pop minimaliste peu conventionnelle." Isabelle Porter, Le Devoir, 8 Septembre 2005

"...mention spéciale à (Swedish) Death Polka, qui a agréablement surpris le public avec son spectacle alliant montage vidéo, violoncelle, numéro de danse techno et guitare acoustique, non sans rappeler par moment le plus-que-génial Bright Eyes." Mélodie Houde, Septembre 2005

"(swedish) Death Polka curiosité canadienne incontournable. Ces talentueux musiciens sont compositeur d'obscurité avec un médaillon de contradiction, comme le nom du projet, la polka en moins" Radio-Canada NMC Hotlist, Février 2004

"..there is a sort of danger in presenting the audience with such a wide variety of things to swallow. But that's a risk that (swedish) Death Polka seems willing to take: long live the destruction of genres." Shmat Records, January 2005

"Call it chemistry, call it genius, or just call it history's revenge on passionless pop. The (swedish) Death Polka is here." NZ Tree House, March 2005

"I find they occupy some strange middle ground between Weimar Republic cabaret music and modern lo-fi indie pop, with a healthy taste for Ennio Morricone soundtracks and Tom Waits. Sounds like a healthy chunk of my record collection boiled down and presented with a dash of visual flair, what's not to love?" Stephen Cooke, The Halifax Herald, April 21 2005