It was 2005. Kim Ljung got personal. That’s when the Seigmen and Zeromancer songwriter / bass player first showed off his schizophrenia through his alias Ljungblut. With a close circle of friends, he recorded the two albums “The other side of all things” and “Influences for a new album”. 

“It’s all supposed to sound like the scars I’ve being trying to hide for a while. Songs about unconditional love and hate. A blank manual for heartache and headache”. Kim Ljung continues: “Listening to the album should give you the sense of being lonely in the company of others.” The first albums were released through his own label Pleasuredisc. Printed only in one thousand copies. All numbered and signed by himself. It sold out in no time. As did the only vinyl edition from 2015.

20 years since its original release, and hot on the heels of the new, highly acclaimed “Vietnam” album, we’re proud to present a special, new version – pressed on 180g transparent blue vinyl with black dusty splatter. 

Tracklist:
01. Migraine Sky
02. Red Ribbons
03. Eskimo
04. Sympathy on my Soul
05. Leitmotif
06. Twirl
07. The Silence Inbetween
08. Goodbye For Real
09. The Other Side of All Things

Limited edition LP, 180g Transparent Blue Vinyl with Black Dusty Splatter (300x), with lyrics insert.
Released 5. December 2025 by Gymnocal Industries.