An amazing new band located in Trondheim!
Improvisation, crazy beats, happy tunes and noise are mixed, and great and energetic music is the result! 

Ant Farm Boogie consists of: 

Ola Djupvik - Drums
Alf Hulbækmo - Synth
Martin Miguel - Guitar
Signe Emmeluth - Altsax and composition

Fervent Mind was formed by vocalist and composer Live Sollid in 2014. Since then, they have developed a sound that is both unique and original. The band plays experimental rock with elements from post rock and metal as well as dream pop and contemporary jazz. Their music balances on a fine line between the rough and the delicate. Bands such as Porcupine Tree, Mew, Massive Attack, Radiohead and Susanne Sundfør are strong sources of inspiration. Since they started playing, Fervent Mind has become a band known for their intense and energetic live performances and their captivating and progressive soundscape.

Live Sollid - vocals/effects
Simen Skrebergene - electric guitar
Audun Barsten Johnsen - synths
Martin Skrebergene - electric bass
Henrik Håland - drums

In one of the most striking debuts of recent years, Jo David Meyer Lysne’s ‘Henger i Luften’ (literally, ‘Hang in the Air’), magically combines the conversational fluency of contemporary chamber music with the extended sound-making techniques and alertness to the moment associated with experimental improvisation. The evocative, mood-enhancing atmospherics and tension-quickening rhythms of film music add another level, as does the contrast between the sonic purity of the mainly acoustic instruments and their sinister shadowing through subtle electronic effects. If you can imagine Morton Feldman scoring a Coen Bros movie you’re maybe halfway there.
 
Fittingly, ‘Henger i Luften’ really does seem to hang in the air, sounding as mysterious and dreamily insubstantial as the poet Rilke’s conception of music as “Air’s other side, pure, gigantic, and not for us to inhabit.” Over seven compositions and one collective improvisation, the sextet of performers creates a totally immersive listening experience characterised by intense close-up detail, where the scrape of a bow on strings or the exhalation of breath through a saxophone’s reed are captured so fully that they sound positively monumental, whether heard naturally or reconfigured through electronic processing into a kind of science-fiction space music, as in the magnicently moody final track, ‘Februar’ (‘February’).

HUBRO is a record label dedicated to releasing music from the vital Norwegian jazz and improvised music scene. We cherish the album as a physical object.

Distribution:
Musikkoperatørene (Norway)
Proper Note (UK)
Forced Exposure (USA & Canada)
Outhere (France)
Recordisc (Greece)
Broken Silence (GSA / BeNeLux)
Bomba Records (Japan)

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