Astonishingly, 20 years have now passed since the release of Lindstrom’s It’s a Feedelity Affair compilation, a release that rounds up his output during a key point in the Norwegian producer’s career – and at a point when the eyes of the international dance music underground were fixed on Oslo, his adopted home city.

That included music journalists like myself. As I have written before, my mind was blown at the time by the distinctively cosmic ‘space disco’ sound Oslo was famous for at the time. In 2007, I headed over to the Norwegian city to profile the small, tight community behind the music – and its highest-profile artists, Lindstrom, Prins Thomas and Todd Terje – for an IDJ magazine cover feature. You can read that feature on this very website, and I’ve embedded a later mix of Norwegian dance music further down the page.

As I recently wrote in a contribution to Juno Daily’s regular Dusted Down column re-appraising reissued releases, It’s a Feedelity Affair was significant because it presented the collected musical vision – at that point in time, at least – of Oslo’s most internationally acclaimed electronic disco artist of the period. Hans-Peter Lindstrom was the first to break through more widely, and that was largely down to the success of his earliest releases on the Feedelity label – EPs such as his first outing as Six Cups of Rebel (‘It’s The Arps’), the impossibly epic ‘There’s a Drink in My Bedroom and I Need a Hot Lady’, early Prins Thomas hook-up ‘Further Into The Future’, the kraut-disco of ‘Limitations’, and, most famously, the throbbing, trance-inducing ‘I Feel Space’.

To mark the compilation’s 20^th anniversary, Hans-Peter Lindstrom is releasing it – in remastered form – on vinyl for the first time. You can pre-order that from his Bandcamp store, Juno Records and many other fine independent outlets. It’s well worth copping.

I thought it was time I caught up with Hans-Peter Lindstrom, many years after a fresh-faced me rolled up in Oslo and got excited about the community I encountered. Thankfully, Hans-Peter was kind enough to say yes and take some time out to have a chat. You can hear much of that conversation, which covers his early years, career development, last year’s back-to-his-roots album Sirius Symptoms, and much more besides, on the April 2026 edition of Join The Future on Noods Radio. It will be broadcast at 15:00 BST on Wednesday 22^nd April 2026 via the Noods Radio website, and then be available to stream on demand afterwards.Naturally, the show also contains some choice picks from Hans-Peter’s catalogue of productions and remixes (including one which, he thinks, I am the only fan of!)

‘Dans Som Om Du Mener Det’ mix tracklisting

1. Those Norwegians – Slafsedupesslurskoilta / DJ Fett Burger – Burger Trip / Meanderthals – Andromeda [Idjut Boys Remix] / Bjorn Torke – Flugelkongen [Rhythm Track Version] / Tangoterje – Diamonds Dub / Prins Thomas – Bobletekno [DJ Sotofett’s 411-Disco-Dub] / Prins Thomas – Goettsching [Blackbelt Andersen Remix] / Magnus International – No Release / Pizzy Yelliot – Could You Be Loved? [Mungolian Jet Set’s 303 Acid Mix – Matt Anniss Mungs Gone West Edit] / Lindstrom – Vos-Sako-RV [Magnus International Remix] / Tough Alliance – A New Chance [Mungolian Jet Set Remix] / Skatebard – Skatebard Loves You / Telephones – Blaff Rhythm Tool / Dj Sotofett – Tribute To Sore Fingers / Biosphere – Baby Satellite / Mental Overdrive – Ritual [JD Twitch Remix] / Hunee – Cross Roads [Fett Burger Remix] / Jackmaster Dahle – Maks Krall / Those Norwegians – Krakao / Annie – The Greatest Dub [Matt Anniss Re-Dub] / Bjorn Torske – Langkt Fra Arfrika [Todd Terje Remix] / The Gene Dudley Group – Inspector Norse [Bedmo Disco Re-Edit]