Results for "Lars Tormod Jenset"

Lars Tormod Jenset

Born: January 17, 1978

Estuar

By Andreas Haddeland

Label: Tare Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: 1 Trirøding 2 Skrøne 3 Cumulus 4 Estuar 5 Ysme

Espen Eriksen Trio at Sky Hall

by Marek J. Śmietański
April 9, 2025

As Good As It Gets

By Espen Eriksen

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2023
Track listing: The Other Side Of Melancholy; Endless; As Good As It Gets; Sticks And Stones; Pressure; The American; Drifting Clouds.

In The Mountains

By Espen Eriksen

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2022
Track listing: 1974; Anthem; Suburban Folk Song; In The Mountains; Perfectly Unhappy; Dancing Demons; Rosemary’s Baby.

End Of Summer

By Espen Eriksen

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2020
Track listing: Where The River Runs; Back To Base; Dancing Demons; End Of Summer; Transparent Darkness; A Long Way From Home; Reminiscence.

Nyskudd

By Andreas Haddeland

Label: Tare records
Released: 2019
Track listing: Nyscudd; Revehi; Rosa Anorakk; Fire, Ettnullatte; Telemann Pa Taket.

Andreas Haddeland Trio: Nyskudd

by Dan McClenaghan
May 10, 2019

Norwegian guitarist Andreas Haddeland's second trio recording, Nyskudd, is an unpretentious affair. The group improvises inside a melodic landscape, creating something that might be called Nordic country sounds. The group dynamic embraces equality on input and a gorgeous interplay within balladic and atmospheric compositions. Haddeland's guitar wouldn't sound out of place in an American ...

Espen Eriksen Trio with Andy Sheppard: Perfectly Unhappy

by John Eyles
June 4, 2018

The Norwegian Espen Eriksen Trio was formed in 2007 and its personnel has remained unchanged ever since, across three previous album releases on Rune Grammofon. Such stability has allowed pianist Espen Eriksen, bassist Lars Tormod Jenset and drummer Andreas Bye to bond together and develop the particular chemistry that a successful trio needs, without having to ...

Espen Eriksen Trio With Andy Sheppard: Perfectly Unhappy

by Gareth Thompson
May 25, 2018

Primo Levi wrote that perfect happiness and perfect unhappiness are both beyond reach. For this he blamed our human condition, which is opposed to everything infinite. Maybe this album's title is also a comment on our hope and despair through life's journey. Not within the realm of Levi's suffering, of course, but in our ...