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Article: Album Review

Håkon Storm: Fosfor

Read "Fosfor" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni

by Eyal Hareuveni

Norwegian guitarist Håkon Storm's sixth album Fosfor features his artistic mastery of the solo guitar. Storm is a gifted storyteller. His evocative, melodious lines intensify the expressive, poetic playing style that is often exploratory, suggesting exotic soundscapes. Storm uses a variety of guitars that allow him to stress distinctive originality as a composer and improviser. The ...

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Cirrus: Méli Mélo

Read "Méli Mélo" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Norwegian group Cirrus started life as a drummerless trio when singer Eva Bjerga Haugen, saxophonist Inge Weatherhead Breistein and bassist Theodor Barsnes Onarheim met while studying performance and improvisation at the University of Stavanger. The final piece of the puzzle fell into place when teacher and drummer Stein Inge Braekhus joined for this debut recording, bringing ...

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Méli Mélo

By Eva Bjerga Haugen

Label: NORCD
Released: 2013

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Méli Mélo

By Theodor B. Onarheim

Label: NORCD
Released: 2013

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Album: Spinnaker
By Thomas Winther Andersen
Label: NORCD
Released: 0
Duration: 05:49

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Klangkammer 1

By Stian Omenås

Label: NORCD
Released: 2012

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Undertowed

By Ferner/ Juliusson

Label: NORCD
Released: 2012
Track listing: Undertowed; Ascension, Beyond the no margins hill; This I pointed to, to a disappointed you; Small path; The road may belong to Baoding; Milla dated with density; Descension; Thank you dark matter, for keeping us together.

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Ferner/ Juliusson: Undertowed

Read "Undertowed" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

The striking artwork on Undertowed serves as metaphor for guitarist Per-Arne Ferner and pianist Per Gunnar Juliusson's musical relationship. A brooding, cloud-heavy sky and a still sea seem like reflections of each other, or a seamless whole. The lone figure juxtaposed against this imposing landscape is at once a part of it, and yet apart. The ...

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Article: Album Review

Eple Trio: In the Clearing / In the Cavern

Read "In the Clearing / In the Cavern" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman

With all the controversy over what jazz is--and, more to the point, what it isn't--proprietary ownership often seems more about seemingly insurmountable cultural concerns. It's difficult for those living in the relative hustle and bustle of North American cities to appreciate a different pace, a different vibe--the effect, for example, of winters where daylight diminishes to ...


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