This Day, Every Day
Gabriel Kahane & Pekka Kuusisto
Opening Bedroom Community’s 20th anniversary season — Gabriel Kahane and Pekka Kuusisto’s debut album This Day, Every Day is out now on CD and digital, with the vinyl on pre-order.
An Icelandic record label and collective
Bedroom Community began as a place for music that refused a category. The anniversary keeps that threshold open.
The catalogue is not sealed behind glass. Old frequencies meet new work, new artists and new forms of listening.
From Greenhouse Studios into the world: a community built through shared attention, productive friction and sound.
News and recording notes from Bedroom Community and Greenhouse Studios, Reykjavík.
The first album from Gabriel Kahane and Pekka Kuusisto: twelve songs written over ten years of meeting in Finland and the United States, made with Joseph Lorge.
During Iceland Airwaves (4–7 November 2026), Bedroom Community opens The Living Room: a pop-up space above Space Odyssey on Bergstaðastræti for listening, archival encounters, film premieres and conversation.
Puzzle Muteson’s first album in eight years. His unmistakable voice finds a new setting in ten songs: dense electronics, deep bass and the restless movement of Bangkok.
Council (Gabriel Kahane & Pekka Kuusisto) announce their debut full-length album 'This Day, Every Day', arriving 30 October via Bedroom Community. Second single 'mirrorworld' is out now alongside physical pre-orders on CD and Vinyl.
Gabriel Kahane & Pekka Kuusisto
Opening Bedroom Community’s 20th anniversary season — Gabriel Kahane and Pekka Kuusisto’s debut album This Day, Every Day is out now on CD and digital, with the vinyl on pre-order.
“Bedroom Community grew naturally around Greenhouse Studios and the work we were making together. A home for music that moves freely between forms—and for artists who want to be involved in one another’s work, not simply names sharing the same label.”
— Valgeir Sigurðsson
Artists connected by curiosity, generous listening and the freedom to follow an idea somewhere unfamiliar.
Twenty years of records made across Reykjavík, the world, and the spaces between.