Stockholm might be known the world over as the epicentre of Scandinavian pop music, from ABBA to the A*Teens, but our City Focus on the Swedish capital is bound to reveal quite a different side of the city's bustling music scene.

With Axel Boman and Harald Björk we talk to two rising stars in Swedish electronic music, who readily share their inside knowledge on their home town's club and music culture.

Our podcast this week is also going to dispel another popular misconception about Stockholm - that hard, remorseless techno is the only popular form of electronic music in Sweden.

Around a decade ago, the hard-hitting productions of artists like Adam Beyer might have brought Stockholm to the attention of techno fans worldwide, but while this particular style of techno is still widely popular today, it is by no means the only form of underground dance music coming out of the Swedish capital.

Quite on the contrary, the breadth and scope of Stockholm's musical output rivals that of any other European capital - from the fragile electronica of Mokira and The Field, to Hakan Lidbo's anarchic free-style sounds, and the fun-loving electro-pop of Hugg & Pepp (a.k.a. cousins John and Jesper Dahlbäck).