Featured Tune: "Tit tak" from Morgenrøde

Love, Distorted and Loud

In Tit tak, Morgenrøde turns vulnerability into voltage. A sonic outburst that’s as emotional as it is electrifying. There's a beautiful contradiction at play, the raw tenderness of the subject matter wrapped in a gritty, post-punk revival shell.

Created entirely by Morgenrøde himself, from concept to production, the track is a moving homage to his mother. But don't expect a soft lullaby or gentle acoustic tribute. Instead, Tit tak thrashes and crashes with the intensity of unsaid words and overdue gratitude. It’s a song that feels like it’s been clawing its way out for years, now finally breaking free with feedback-drenched guitars and an almost feral vocal performance.

What makes Tit tak so compelling is how personal it sounds without being polished or sentimental. There’s a lived-in authenticity here, as if you're hearing someone trying to say “thank you” the only way they know how: loud, distorted, and with their whole chest.

With echoes of grunge and flickers of garage rock chaos, this track doesn’t just play, it resonates. It’s flawed in the best possible way, because love isn’t perfect, and neither is grief. Tit tak captures both in one noisy, unforgettable burst.