Adore this album. Adore the fact that you follow your spirit wherever it takes you so fearlessly and joyfully! www.parkinggaragepolitics.com

One of the most interesting music i've listened to recently. bravo

Very much like early Kraftwerk (around 1971)

frisk frugt &amp; jeppe skjold spiller skovpiber fra solhorns himmelbjerg og kommer sent i seng. optaget på nokia6300


solhorn - skovpiber - frisk frugt & j. skjold

Sandiwara Song From Indonesian Traditional Art -http://lagudanmusikpanturamp3.blogspot.com

Lagu Sandiwara Aneka Tunggal Mangan Turu Bae Buyut Celeng

In this episode, we get to know the world of composer, musician, producer and vocalist Holger Hartvig, also known as Spellcaster as well as Anybard, and Anybardinthegrass. Hartvig shares with us some of their inspirations including Robert Ashley, Cornelius Cardew, and the soundtrack of the video game Heroes of Might and Magic III. They open up about their process for creating characters for their storytelling, playing with fictional narratives in their music and discuss their use of roleplaying and game systems as tools for composing, imagining characters' stories, and their performances. These games and systems have allowed Hartvig to design their own musical frameworks and create fragmented soundscapes tied together with their vocals and narration. Through this experimentation, Hartvig's music evokes a sense of fantasy and brings audiences deeper into the world of their characters. Check out this episode if you are interested in hearing more on their recent libretto, their album Memo, and exciting news on new projects.

Hosts: Macon Holt & Ivna Franic

Guest: Holger Hartvig aka. Spellcaster

Jingle: Simin Stine Ramezanali

Passive Aggressive Conversations is a collaboration between The Lake Radio and Passive Aggressive. It is supported by Tuborg Fondet, Augustinus Foundation, The Danish Arts Foundation and KODA.

TRACKLIST:
Spellcaster - Muted Singers
music from Heroes of Might and Magic III
Robert Ashley - Characters
Cornelius Cardew - Hammer of the working class

Passive Aggressive Conversations #3: Spellcaster

The Holy Couple (uddrag, teaser)

All In Line - The Holy Couple

Festspil, Louisiana 2015

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Kammer 4.0

From the album Frisk Frugt - "Dansktoppen møder Burkina Faso i det himmelblå rum hvor solen bor, suite" released in 2010.

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Palmevinsdrikkerens vækkelses blues

Iku Sakan a Japanese electronic musician and (occasional) DJ. Performing in the Berlin DIY / noise / improv scene, Iku started work in his home studio, culminating in three releases - the tapes Human Wave Music (Natural Sciences); Cepheidian (Planet Almanac); and LP Prism in Us All (Japan Blues); a tape on Atlantic Rhythms, Bloom Strings. After that, he released a 51 minute opus, Life Signs In Staccatissimo, on Open Hand Real Flames. His most recent works are the contribution on a comp EP on Workshop, and the archival release of his old recording as Sakan & Senju (with drummer Muneomi Senju) on Les Editions Japonais/Japan Blues.

IKU SAKAN [17.12.2020]

Anders Lauge Meldgaard is the real name of the man behind Frisk Frugt. He is coming out of the experimental music collective yoyooyoy, based in Berlin and Copenhagen. With witch he in over a decade have been involved with numerous music and art projects. Under the alias Frisk Frugt he has released four albums; Det Store Kødhoved (cd-r 2004) Guldtrompeten from 2006, Dansktoppen møder Burkina Faso i det himmelblå rum hvor solen bor, suite from 2010 and Den Europæiske Spejlbue from 2015.

Frisk Frugt (eng. Fresh Fruit) operates in his own quirky musical universe, where the genre of traditional Danish folk song writing and poetry in an unpretentious way are spiced up with elements from experimental rock, improvisation, drone, noise, electronica, lo-fi, free jazz and African high-life guitar. Here, the music arises at the intersection between the programmed and the hand played, and between the naive and the complex - where the sonorous clouds of tones from home-built instruments, brutal guitarriffs, synthdreams and saxophone improvisations are mixed together in a colourful cocktail, full of dizzy and dazed energy and containing flavours from all over the world. 

On Guldtrompeten from 2006 he has been inspired by elements from the old book of Danish songs, and by the addition of Frisk Frugt’s musical style to this genre, the album presents a thorough reinterpretation of it.

In the period after the release of his debut Frisk Frugt has been on a long musical journey of discovery around the great West African countries of Mali and Burkina Faso. Equipped with a taperecorder and a workbook, he has been fascinated and inspired by those regions' musical cultures, which has left its distinct mark on the recently released second album.

On Dansktoppen møder Burkina Faso i det himmelblå rum hvor solen bor, suite from 2010 the musical universe of Frisk Frugt is added more exotic elements in form of African-inspired songs, drums, and ritual dance. The different track on the album still exude of Danish summer and melodic spontaneity, and in combination it appears as a musical journey of discovery, that turns up the mood and unites genres and continents in a space, where chaos and pop songs go hand in hand, and where Africa imperceptibly dissolve into domestic skies. 

The experimental and improvisational styles, which are the core of both albums, are also reflected quite clearly when Frisk Frugt gives concerts. Whatever it is solo - or as it is often the case with invited guest musicians - the scene at these shows seems as a playground for new expressions, where his own works undergo heavy modifications for the occasion and where brand new compositions are created and presented on the spot. An unpredictable experience always awaits the audience if they venture to a Frisk Frugt performance, who in return invites everyone into his optimist dinghy for a refreshing neopsychedelic cruise out on music’s diverse waves of vast opportunities. 


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