the same for this.very sad in a good way.feel free to send me a message when you upload something new

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The Only Moment We Were Alone

Kiku was written for the Norwegian Academy of Music Sinfonietta with Sigmund Thorp as conductor. The first performance was held in London in April 2012. «Kiku» is a Japanese verb (plain form) that can be translated into English as «to listen». I took the word from one of my first haiku poems written in Japanese. The poem goes like this:

natsu sugite
tsuki no ongaku
hittori kiku

summer is over
enjoyable sound of moon
I listen alone

Kiku (2011) - exerpt

Voice Memos - Henriette Sin IPhone - Æ Har Tenkt Pa Dæ Bodø

Hello! This is a demo of our song Nine Divine Hells. It was recorded and mixed in only two days so it isnt all that great!
Hope you enjoy it!

Nine Divine Hells (Demo)

How can an album recorded by childhood friends in a potato cellar in the most national romantic part of Norway conjure sonic images of neon palm trees, coconut hipsters and  tropical paranoia?

Norwegian explorative synth-rockers Curvs' debut album, "Hauntropics", is a travelogue from the obscure parts of the subtropics: Hitchhiking rides along the Khyber Pass, opium farmers on the run, decadent hybrid environmenst in Port Louis, flamboyant eunuchs in Delhi, intoxicated pilots, disillusioned veterans, coconut hipsters and psychotic backpackers.

In this landscape Curvs moves into a cross field of dark electronic rock, tropical psychedelia, kraut and new wave.
Childhood friends, Hjalmar Myksvoll-Singh and Øystein Redalen together go by the moniker of Curvs. Half-indian/half-norwegian Hjalmar met his partner in crime and lifelong friend and companion Øystein in an Oslo suburb at the age of five.

With skateboards under their feet, weird instruments in their hands and even weirder music in their ears, the seeds of the dynamic duo were sown, that would bloom years later when the two immersed themselves in a studio bunker built in an old potato cellar, accessible only by rowing boat in the rural province of Telemark. There, the Hauntropics sound, inspired by short and long stays in the tropics and the desire to bastardize musical genres, was born out of home made compressors, rare pre amps and echo valves coupled with old drum machines, odd strings and analog synths from Japan.

The album is composed, performed and produced by Curvs and partly mixed by both Curvs and Nick Terry (The Libertines, Klaxons, Serena Maneesh, Kvelertak). Their live bassist Lasse Saurbrey joined in for the final mix of the song Atlantic Cologne.

On stage they are joined by brothers in arms Lasse Saurbrey( Lazy K) on bass and Joachim Amundsen Trana( Casiokids, Hypertext) on drums.

Hauntropics

Khyber Pass Pt 1

Welcome to Episode 41 of the GBHBL Whiplash. A podcast where we talk about rock & metal albums/news & play tracks from upcoming underground bands. This episode we talk about the new Rammstein single, Staind Reunion, Static-X Tribute Shows, Ramblin' Man Fair Day Ticket Prices, Fanbase Nicknames and more.

We also have chat about what band biopic we'd like to see and have a track by track breakdown of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes.

We have six tracks on this podcast coming from Monograf, Pathos & Logos, Mist of Misery, Murdryck, Crownaside and Bloodphemy.

Read reviews and much more over on our website: https://gbhbl.com/

The GBHBL Whiplash - Episode 41: Let Freedom Ring...

Demo 2012, part of the song currently entitled Bukken.
Heavily inspired by Stephan Micus. Recorded by Erik N. Aanonsen and James William Makepeace.

Micus (demo)

Mestring og håndtering av bekymringer

Practice take of Sort rød. The sound is naturaly a bit muddy and unfocused.

Piano: Beate Børli Løkken
Drums: Jostein Rørmark
Guitar: Ole Jørgen Reindal
Fiddle: Bjørn Kåre Bråten Odde
Cello: Ivan Valentin
Double bass, electric bass, Ebow: Erik Normann Aanonsen

Sort rød (rehearsal take)

Unique atmostpheric rock/metal infused with Norwegian folk music.

Micus (demo)

Monograf

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