HOMETOWN: Aalborg, Denmark WHY THEY MATTER: Fond of facepaint and costumes, these Danes add a welcome dash of glammy stardust to their playful...

"Eleanor Speaks" was the Eastern-tinged psych track that opened Denmark band Oh No Ono's 2009 album Eggs. In the hands of Caribou man Dan Snaith,...

Songs You Must Here Now Oh No Ono "Swim" Just in time for Tim Burton's Alice redo, these starry-eyed Scandinavians deliver an...

Denmark's Oh No Ono played two nights in NYC earlier this year in January. Of the band's new record, Eggs, Bill previously wrote: "It's psychedelic,...

Me + You 71 hears Viva welcoming Denmark's Oh No Ono on their first musical expedition to the USA! Hailing from a different part of the world might...

"Like MGMT and The Flaming Lips before them, they have a way of combining a deviant sensibility with pure pop that pulls you in" "Eggs is a...

"Terrific tripped-out pop from Denmark. If Animal Collective can be credited with updating the Mercury Rev/Flaming Lips cosmic-pop template, then Oh...

If we described Oh No Ono as "incredibly Danish," would that make any sense to you? Because there's this chimeric androgyny and giddiness to a lot of...

Video of Oh No Ono playing "Eleanor Speak" and "Internet Warrior" in Dan's kitchen

Thursday night, as his band readied to play the final song of its second-ever New York City gig, Oh No Ono singer and guitarist Malthe Fischer told...

Denmark's Oh No Ono are in town this week for their first-ever NYC shows, the first of which was an in-store at Sound Fix last night. Anybody go? I'm...

If you grew up in a town best known for its monopoly in salt herring during the Middle Ages, you’d probably spend all day playing music,...

There's a backwards-looking quality to many of Denmark's biggest indie exports. Figurines and Alphabeat play garage rock like it still has something...

Imagine if the strangest folks behind the sunshine pop records of the '60s swallowed Syd Barrett's LSD stash and rocked out underwater with the...

It’d be all too convenient to be able to liken Oh No Ono’s hypnagogic sound to the fairytales of fellow Dane Hans Christian Andersen. In reality...