- 1Jenny Says
- 2Sort Me Out
- 3Bang Bang Boogie
- 4New Age Outlaw
- 5Slaughter U.SA
- 6Satan Is My Friend
- 7Like I Always Should, Like I Never Did
- 8Shit City
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1.
Shit City 04:51
2.
Like I Always Should, Like I Never Did 05:29
3.
Sort Me Out 03:35
4.
Bang Bang Boogie 03:57
5.
Slaughter U.S.A 04:05
6.
Jenny Says 04:48
7.
New Age Outlaw 05:48
8.
Satan Is My Friend 09:55
about
All my idols are dead and my enemies are in power.
There comes a point at which one is compelled to take stock. For Christoffer Fransson — formerly of Ultra Satan — that point has now arrived. Fransson Hill may be understood less as a project than as a condition: a controlled environment in which rock music is subjected to discipline and study rather than identity and pose. All music is, at its core, an expression of obsession. More precisely, however, Fransson Hill is a romantic record in the strictest sense of the term: formulated by an artist whose allegiance to music has been sustained over time, and tested against it. The materials of a lifetime in rock are re-examined and reassembled. When the opening track "Shit City" begins, the clock is reset to zero, and life appears again without prescribed limit.
The album will not be released on streaming services.
credits
released April 24, 2026
Cover photograph: Hedda Johansen
Hand lettering: Johan Zetterquist
Prepress and mechanical preparation: Rasmus Pettersson
Mix: Martin “Koni” Ehrencrona
Master: Magnus Lindberg.
Fransson Hill
by Fransson Hill
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Jenny Says 00:00 / 04:48
Digital Album
Streaming + Download
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Download available in 24-bit/96kHz.
Buy Digital Album €9 EUR or more
Send as Gift
12'' vinyl, all analog artwork Edit
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
package image
Hand-lettered cover typography, scanned handwritten lyric inner sleeve, 70s-style center label.
Includes unlimited streaming of Fransson Hill via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Download available in 24-bit/96kHz.
shipping out on or around April 24, 2026
Buy Vinyl €30 EUR or more
Send as Gift
1.
Shit City 04:51
2.
Like I Always Should, Like I Never Did 05:29
3.
Sort Me Out 03:35
4.
Bang Bang Boogie 03:57
5.
Slaughter U.S.A 04:05
6.
Jenny Says 04:48
7.
New Age Outlaw 05:48
8.
Satan Is My Friend 09:55
about
All my idols are dead and my enemies are in power.
There comes a point at which one is compelled to take stock. For Christoffer Fransson — formerly of Ultra Satan — that point has now arrived. Fransson Hill may be understood less as a project than as a condition: a controlled environment in which rock music is subjected to discipline and study rather than identity and pose. All music is, at its core, an expression of obsession. More precisely, however, Fransson Hill is a romantic record in the strictest sense of the term: formulated by an artist whose allegiance to music has been sustained over time, and tested against it. The materials of a lifetime in rock are re-examined and reassembled. When the opening track "Shit City" begins, the clock is reset to zero, and life appears again without prescribed limit.
The album will not be released on streaming services.
credits
released April 24, 2026
Cover photograph: Hedda Johansen
Hand lettering: Johan Zetterquist
Prepress and mechanical preparation: Rasmus Pettersson
Mix: Martin “Koni” Ehrencrona
Master: Magnus Lindberg.
