That Feeling

One of my favourite movies ever is Paris, Texas. It's expansive and haunting and its simple emotions are in plain sight of all who watch it. Never mind that someone as wizened and gnarled as Harry Dean Stanton could have gotten even close to the gorgeous Nastassja Kinski, it's a beautiful story. The dialogue in the peep show scene is a real heartbreaker, and I've always wanted to make a track about it. So I did. Here's the result

Danske Møbeliser

Where I grew up there was a pretty shitty furniture company called Danske Møbler. It means Danish furniture - amazing huh. Anyways, they ran a lot of ads on TV so most people of my generation growing up where I did knew about them. After a DJ gig the other night a friend jokingly dubbed me the Danske Møbeliser. Funny DJ name but one I'd tire of too quickly. So I made a track and called it that instead. Aren't you glad you got that back story?

Quadratic Harmony

Here's my latest track, a heavy Silverbeat remix of a Mirrorcube track that has been formulating for some time and now ready to unleash. I just got a few crazy new pieces of kit too, so expect to have more and more finished tracks coming your way real soon. In the meantime check this out.

A Straw for the Drowning Man

This is my latest track under my Dalston Pils handle. A nice, late night slice of floaty, dreamy house. That surly looking geezer in the pic is Joseph Conrad who wrote some amazing novels, perhaps most notably Heart of Darkness. Though the title for this track is taken from one of his most accomplished books, Lord Jim, which also includes this amazing line: The desire of peace waxes stronger as hope declines, till at last it conquers the very desire of life. Yeah, anyways, have a listen.

Love Is The Function Of Death

Here's a new techno track from me. It's inspired by reading Yevgeny Zamyatin's dystopian masterpiece 'We'. Cold steely techno for your pre-programmed brain - have a listen

Per Bojsen-Moller - Love is the Function of Death by Per Bojsen-Moller

Fred Savage

Adolescence is a tricky time; raging hormones, a deep distrust of the older generation, problem skin and struggling to fit in amongst your peer group whilst trying to develop a strong sense of individuality are just a few of the problems that plague teenagers. Thankfully those times cede into adulthood and its own set of trials, leaving the spotty, awkward years of growth and development a distant, oily memory glossed over with the fuzzy kindness of recalled triumphs and bff's. Some people are not so lucky however, especially the small select group of child stars whose puberty plays out on our TV screens in constant re-runs for decades after their own journey from youth into maturity is over.

Fred Savage is one such child star, the perpetually blemish-free Kevin Arnold, whose trials and tribulations centred around growing up in the 1960's with a speccy geek of a best friend and a love interest in the beautiful girl next door with impossibly lustrous locks.

The Baby

Here's a brand new cut I just finished today. It originally started as a project for a short film, but it took a very different direction. Have a listen... Daslton Pils, The Baby by Per Bojsen-Moller

Love for Mirrorcube

You slave and slave and try not to do bad things to others (to yourself is okay) and then finally people start noticing what you're up to. When Andrew Lo-Train and I started Mirrorcube a couple of years back and then Dalston Sunday Club earlier this year, we expected to be famous within minutes. Nevertheless we're quite happy to have people recognize us for our god-given talents, however long it takes.
Here's a piece on Dalston Sunday Club by the lovely people at Glass Magazine here  

Podcast for Little White Earbuds

I write for the Little White Earbuds blog, which is an indispensable source of what's going on in the realms of house, techno and affiliated quality music musings. I also just compiled and mixed their latest podcast for them, two hours of damned fine house and techno, which I highly recommend you check out. http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/podcast/curators-cuts-18-per-bojsen-moller/ 

Some new cuts from the Mirrorcube

It was a pretty productive week in the Mirrorcube and I managed to finish off a couple of tracks, both of the deep side but with some blah blah blah blah... just have a listen Mirrorcube, Remote Trading (Silverbeat's Hazy Dub)