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Cathrine Legardh / Sigurdur Flosason: Land And Sky

Read "Land And Sky" reviewed by Chris Mosey


A bilingual double album, liable to confirm common prejudices concerning Scandinavians: that they are doomy, brooding folks, given to staring at candles on dark winter nights, while meditating on the quintessential meaninglessness of life. To quote Cathrine Legardh's text for “Pumpkin": When life steps into character I am just a feather in a storm A pumpkin with a worm--deep deep inside. Or, then again, this time on “Morning In May": Images, black and ...


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