Please note that this is an exclusive concert and the only one of its kind that the band plans to do. The Motorpsycho members themselves have chosen the fifteen alternatives to vote for.

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The voting status will be published on the Øya website every Monday. The poll closes on Monday 8. March, so please register your vote before 23.59 (11.59 pm) this date.

More than 20 years after their formation, Motorpsycho is still considered Norway’s most exciting and productive rock band. Through a well of releases, both albums and EPs, vinyl-exclusives and CDs, they have covered a wide spectrum of styles – from hairy and testosterone fuelled rock to experimental noise, psychpop, spaceprog, folk and more. Ever since Lobotomizer (1991) up to this year’s brand new album Heavy Metal Fruit, their name has been synonymous with unexpected and uncompromising music, appreciated by their loyal fan base and music lovers alike. The strength of their recorded material aside, most people will agree that on stage is where the band really shines and shows true strength. The live version of Motorpsycho sounds big and powerful, and the songs are often longer, heavier and more hard-hitting than on record. This year’s Øya concert is a wet dream for the many thousand pyschonauts, or Motorpsycho fans, out there.

Do you prefer the debut album Lobotomizer? Or is Demon Box perhaps closer to your heart? Do you dream about hearing Black Hole/Blank Canvas live from start to finish? Maybe the elaborate pop tunes of Let Them Eat Cake will be the soundtrack to your summer? You can help choose what Motorpsycho plays in August by voting for your three favourite albums here on our website. The result will be revealed a little more than a month from now.