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All of Them Witches
Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2013
Track listing: Sing, Goddess; The Rex; Lake Acid; Achilles; The New Judas; Code of Hammurabi; Indian Driving; Shawshank; Ghrá Rúnda; Kathmandu.
Didymoi dreams
Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2013
Track listing:
1. The Rustle of a Long Black Skirt;
2. Barkis Is Willing;
3. Drawing an arc;
4. Limbs Leaves and Snownmobiles;
5. Wayward Ho;
6. Hedgehumming;
7. Immaculate Heart;
8. Wooing the Oracle;
9. Hector;
10. Dreamwork;
11. The Law of Oh.
Grand General
Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2013
Track listing: Antics; The Fall of Troy; Clandestine; Tachyon; Ritual; Red Eye.
Places Of Worship
Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2013
Track listing: Adhān; Saraswati; Le Cimetière Marin; The Sacristan; Lament; Portal; Alhambra; Bayon; Abandoned Cathedral; Shelter from the Storm.
Arve Henriksen: Places of Worship
by Phil Barnes
Can it really be five years have passed between this release and Arve Henriksen's last material as leader--the wonderful 2008 collection Cartography on ECM? That record featured Jan Bang and Erik Honore, his core collaborators on this excellent collection, alongside the likes of Eivind Aarset, Lars Danielson and David Sylvian to name but a few. Danielson ...
Arve Henriksen: Places Of Worship
by John Eyles
Places of Worship marks the return of Supersilent's trumpeter and vocalist Arve Henriksen to Rune Grammofon after his 2008 solo album Cartography for ECM—if we conveniently ignore the awesome compilation Solidification (Rune Grammofon, 2012). While this new release is credited to Henriksen alone, it continues his long-standing collaboration with Jan Bang and Erik Honoré of Punkt, ...
Arve Henriksen: Places of Worship
by John Kelman
In a career that, from an international perspective, began with Norwegian noise improv group Supersilent's debut, 1-3 (Rune Grammofon, 1997), trumpeter Arve Henriksen's ascendant trajectory has gone from strength to strength, milestone to milestone. It's been a long wait for Places of Worship, the follow-up to his leader debut for ECM Records, Cartography (2008), but it's ...
