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Lebensraum! (German for Living Space) is the fourth studio album by Swedish artist Jonathan Johansson, released on 18 March 2015 by S:t C and Sony Music Sweden. The album charted at number 22 on the Swedish Albums Chart.
Lebensraum! received generally positive reviews from Swedish music critics. The Swedish website, Kritiker, which assigns a normalised rating out of 5.0 to reviews from mainstream critics across the country, gave the album an average score of 4.1, based on 16 reviews. Per Magnusson of Aftonbladet highlighted "Ny / snö" as the best track on the record, and opined that on "Lebensraum!", "Jonathan Johansson dares – and wins". Anders Nunstedt of Expressen considered the album's theme to be politics, and that the "music on it is densely packed with words, smartly crafted and sharply aimed at neo-fascism and narrow-mindedness in society. An album as important as it is beautiful".
Track listing
All music written by Jonathan Johansson and Johan Eckeborn, except track 4, written by David Lindell and track 6, written by Samuel Starck. All lyrics written by Jonathan Johansson.
No.
Title
Length
1.
"Stromboli brinner" (Stromboli Burns)
4:29
2.
"Ny / Snö" (New / Snow)
4:05
3.
"Midsommarkransen Baby"
3:35
4.
"Lätt att släcka 98" (Easy to Extinguish 98)
5:08
5.
"Dålig stjärna (Min BFF i Berlin)" (Bad Star (My BFF in Berlin))
5:31
6.
"Palmagänget till dig" (The Palma Gang to You)
2:48
7.
"Svindel och vind" (Vertigo and Wind)
3:42
8.
"Dröm en dröm (Gullvik vs. Hermodsdal)" (Dream a Dream (Gullvik vs. Hermodsdal))
4:17
9.
"Du kommer krossa" (You Will Crush)
4:25
10.
"Alla helveten" (All the Hells)
3:34
11.
"Bright Lights"
3:53
12.
"Fuga" (Fugue)
1:45
Personnel
Jonathan Johansson – music, lyrics, vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, synthesizer
Johan Eckeborn – music, production
Samuel Starck – music, piano
David Lindell – music, bass, double bass
David Lillberg – technician, piano, sampler, synthesizer
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^ Nunstedt, Anders (20 March 2015). "REC / Jonathan Johansson Lebensraum!". Expressen (in Swedish). Archived from the original on 16 February 2016. Retrieved 7 September 2024.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
