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Arve Henriksen: Chiaroscuro

Read "Chiaroscuro" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
October 6, 2004

Every now and then an album comes along that, with its purity, lack of assumption, sheer power and subtle grace, sets a new standard both for the instrument and the possibilities of music. Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henrkisen, who has been establishing a broader reputation over the past few years on recordings by Scandinavian artists including bassist ...

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Various: Money Will Ruin Everything

Read "Money Will Ruin Everything" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
April 5, 2004

This two-CD various artist release by Norwegian label Rune Grammofon asks the question, “When is a CD also a book?” Figuratively, when it has something to say—and literally, when it is in fact a book. Label founder Rune Kristoffersen marks his 30th release and fifth anniversary with this very handsome 96-page book, ...

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What Colour Is Love?

By Hedvig Hanson

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2003

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Veggie

By Iain Ballamy

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2003
Track listing: Tofu; Eat; Veg; Chickpea; Pie; Nofood; Mushroom.

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By Supersilent

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2003
Track listing: 6.1; 6.2; 6.3; 6.4; 6.5; 6.6.

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Iain Ballamy: Veggie

by AAJ Staff
July 25, 2003

Veggie continues Iain Ballamy’s journey through the aural nourishment of the band Food. This record of seven explorations from 2002 further distinguishes Food as a truly world class flavour of music that fuses the best of the United Kingdom and Norway: Iain Ballamy on saxophones, Arve Henriksen on trumpet and vocals, Mats Eilersten on bass and ...

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Supersilent: 6

by Mark Corroto
April 2, 2003

The latest release by the Norwegian band Supersilent could be the Bitches Brew of our modern times. Like Miles Davis’s infamous recording, little information about the band or its music making is revealed from the CD packaging. In fact their first three releases, 1-3, 4, followed by the cleverly titled 5, only list producer Helge Sten ...

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Supersilent: 6

by AAJ Staff
April 2, 2003

The collisions between the purely acoustic sphere of traditional jazz (okay, throw in a few amplified instruments) and the amorphous universe of electronica have yielded a virtual zoo of hybrid offspring. One major flaw that marks most of these products is that they end up produced to death. That's the price you pay for having too ...

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